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Calocedrus decurrens - Incense Cedar Chamaecyparis obtusa - Hinoki Cypruss Thuja occidentalis -White arbor-vitae Try these for starters:thumbup: Oh and Yew:biggrin:
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haha, you obviously searched better than i did:thumbup:
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Just out of curiosity Al, what book did you find this one in or did you know it? Its in none of mine but i eventually found it online (thats why it took so long:lol:)
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and i'd have to agree, beat me to it:sneaky2:
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I'll get it don't you worry, just give me a mo:biggrin:
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I've got quite a few Al, quite a few indeed:lol: (think 13 on the last count) it was in the Collins field guide by Owen johnson (2006)
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well done:thumbup:
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nice one:thumbup: got anymore?
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what this tree was? Could be a Sorbus, hard to say from those pics going off bark alone
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Sorbus alnifolia - Alder-leaved Whitebeam
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is that fruit a pome or a drupe?
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woot woot, i like ID'ing trees, anymore?
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this then leads me to believe that it is in the Fabaceae family and it is possibly a Cladrastis kentukea?? I'm running out of options i know here:lol:
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if i had to guess it would be one of... Fraxinus americana Fraxinus latifolia Tertadium daniellii
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Has it got a chambered pith? If so its in the Juglandaceae family and could be either Juglans regia/nigra or Pterocarya fraxinifolia Could also be a hickory sp. (Carya sp.) Any chance i can see the bud/bud scar? Saying that could it also be a Fraxinus sp.?
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sorry, i forget not everyone knows technical terms sometimes:blushing:
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awesomw pics:thumbup:
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get one of the bud and the phyllotaxy too:thumbup:
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in fact scrap that:lol: its not A. maximowiczianum that was my guess looking from my phone I'd be more confident in guessing Acer triflorum:thumbup: but it could also be Acer henryi as you state! Have you got any more pics? Either A. triflorum or A. henryi
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You won't find Acer ginala because its Acer ginnala. The leaf here is more than likely Acer maximowiczianum:biggrin:, its similar to A. griseum with different bark. Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Hamadryads diary- a new chapter
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
i think the further north you go the more common that is! there are quite a few birch in salford (on the edge of woodlands and greenspaces) that display these fung's, i'll get piccies for you:biggrin: -
Unfortunately, if you wanted to so a degree, you would pay that price (there or there abouts) at any uni/college, part time or not! I started mine before the government put student fees up:sneaky2: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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I do the online FdSc and it is damned hard work doing a full time job and running a house hold with two kids as well coz the missus is doing her masters:biggrin:! Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Thats a big hedge! Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Yup, taxonony, classification, dendrology, nomenclature, it all floats my boat:biggrin: Tell your friends thanks:thumbup: The power of arbtalk! Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
