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Tree Identification - Northeastern Hardwoods

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I spent some time in Western New York's Letchworth State Park showing how to I.D. the red oak, white oak, black cherry, soft maple, hard maple, white ash, basswood, beech, aspen, cucumbertree, tulip poplar, bitternut hickory, shagbark hickory, and sycamore. You can see a companion video about softwood trees at: • Tree Identification - Northeastern So...

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panning up the white oak trunk

I mean, ALTERNATE, not apposite!

As opposed to ALTERNATE Iwigs, which are not symmetrical to the branch.

Black walnut can look similar, too.

Tree Identification - Northeastern Hardwoods

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2015Jun 3

I spent some time in Western New York's Letchworth State Park showing how to I.D. the red oak, white oak, black cherry, soft maple, hard maple, white ash, basswood, beech, aspen, cucumbertree, tulip poplar, bitternut hickory, shagbark hickory, and sycamore. You can see a companion video about softwood trees at: • Tree Identification - Northeastern So...

panning up the white oak trunk

I mean, ALTERNATE, not apposite!

As opposed to ALTERNATE Iwigs, which are not symmetrical to the branch.

Black walnut can look similar, too.

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Peter Collin

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