Tree ID practice

[RobArb]

Nothofagus sp

 

 

 

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Good guess but incorrect:biggrin:

 

I'll give you a hint on the big/small thing. It's more commonly found as a bonsai:biggrin:

 

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Ulmus parvifolia?

 

Got it in one:thumbup: although I think it's a cultivar of U. parvifolia

 

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Mmmm i may have made a little booboo with this one:blushing:

 

After going over the photos again and speaking to different people, i am now 100% that this isn't Ulmus parvifolia and that it IS indeed Nothofagus antartica

 

So my apologies go out to all concerned who i befuddled with the wrong answer, and to David who got it right first:blushing:

 

I shall endeavour to be correct next time:lol:

[daltontrees]

I spotted this recently on holiday (somewhere in the UK), with a label on it. Never heard of it, personally, but someone out there might want a shot at IDing it for fun.

[MATTMOSS]

Ilex x alteclarensis 'Hodginsii' = Hodgin's Holly

[daltontrees]

No, not an Ilex.

[RobArb]

definately not an ilex?

[RobArb]

Osmanthus sp. possibly O. heterophyllus??

[daltontrees]

Definitely not Ilex and definitely definitely not Osmanthus. Barking up the wrong shrub there...

[daltontrees]

As I don't know how perfectly representative of the species these pictures are (it was a young specimen) I willl give you a clue. Order Fagales.

[Graham]

Quercus chrysolepis?

[RobArb]

I should of guest that from the branch attachment:blush:

 

I would hazard a guess at

 

Quercus alnifolia

Quercus rotundifolia

or a young Quercus suber

 

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