Tree ID practice

[daltontrees]

Right genus, but none of those species, but you're so close with what the pictures show that I might have to tell you. Final picture, meantime, as I said it's only a baby. I didn't include this one before because there is a well-known building in the background in a well-known park that at this location is a bit quercus-obsessed and it would have given it away for anyone local.

 

Last clue, it is associated with Spain/Portugal/Algiers/Tunisia. How it fares in our current sh!t climate remains to be seen.

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Quercus engelmannii

[RobArb]

Not sure where that place is, so unless its a young Q. suber (which you say it isn't:lol:) or a Q. ilex, then I don't know without getting my books out:confused1:

 

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[daltontrees]

Quercus semicarpifolia. Himalayan Brown Oak.

 

The building is the Ulster Museum, in the Belfast Botanics.

[RobArb]

That's a new one for me, Coolio:thumbup1:

 

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[Langur]

Any help on this one Rob? Sorry it isn't a tree! Growing at Colchester zoo...

 

It's a Rhipsalis.

 

Nice thread!

[sloth]

It's a Rhipsalis.

 

Nice thread!

 

Aha! Thank you. Now to hunt one down for my wife

[RobArb]

Nice one, sorry I couldn't get it sloth:blush:

 

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[sloth]

No worries, it is pretty far removed from woody trees! You're still the tree id don

[Daniël Bos]

Aha! Thank you. Now to hunt one down for my wife

 

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