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Collect information by observation or questions Does client know what it is May need to confirm Growth habit Shape and height Any other distinctive characteristics 307 Helpful information Conifer ID: 804395

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Slide1

Before you start ID process

Collect information by observation or questionsDoes client know what it is?May need to confirm

Growth habitShape and heightAny other distinctive characteristics

307

Slide2

Helpful information

Conifer

Broadleaf Flowering Plant

307

Slide3

Helpful information

DeciduousMost broadleaf-flowering trees and shrubsSome Larix (Larch), a Conifer

Evergreen

Most Conifers

Some broadleaf-flowering trees and shrubs, like

Mahonia

(Oregon Grape

)

307

Slide4

Helpful information

TreeTypically over 12 feet tall with dominant trunk

ShrubTypically less than 12 feet tall, with multiple branches from the ground

Some plant can be trees or shrubs.

What does it look like?

307

Slide5

Sources

308

Slide6

Online Tree Identification Keys

Key to Identifying Common Colorado Landscape TreesColorado Master Gardener Programhttp://www.cmg.colostate.edu/TreeID/156.html

Slide7

What questions

do you have about

identifying trees

and shrubs

?

Microsoft clipart

Slide8

Identifying Conifers

Slide9

Conifers

Taxonomic division:

Pinophytacone bearing

Arborvitae

Douglas-fir

Fir

Junipers

Larch

PinesSpruce

Yews

Slide10

Conifers

Taxonomic division:

Pinophytacone bearing

Evergreen

Retains leaves (needles) for multiple years

Slide11

Gymnosperms

– naked seedsNon-floweringNaked reproductive structures, not being covered by flowers

308

Slide12

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Cone bearing plants

Gymnosperms

– naked seeds

308

Slide13

Needle type identifies plant

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Gymnosperms

Slide14

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Scale or awl-like leaves

309

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide15

Juniperus

– JunipersThuja – Arborvitae

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

309

Slide16

Juniperus

– JunipersLeaves

Scale or awl-shapedPressed to branchFoliage displayed around branch

309

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide17

309

ConesFleshy scales pressed together

Berry-likeDioecious (male and female plants)

Juniperus

– Junipers

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide18

309

FormsSpreading

shrubs

Juniperus

– Junipers

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide19

309

FormsUpright pyramidal shrubs

Juniperus

– Junipers

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide20

Thuja

– Arborvitae309

LeavesScale-like hugging stem

Foliage in

flattened plate-like

display

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide21

309

ConesSmall, berry-like

with thick scalesMonoecious plants (male and female flowers)

Thuja

– Arborvitae

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide22

309

FormsUpright pyramidal

Rounded shrubs

Thuja

– Arborvitae

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide23

309

Thuja orientalis Oriental Arborvitae

Foliage in vertical plate-like displayThuja occidentalis

American or Eastern Arborvitae

Foliage in

horizontal

plate-like displays

Thuja

– Arborvitae

Cupressaceae

– Cypress family

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide24

What questions

do you have about

identifying junipers

and arborvitae

?

Microsoft clipart

Slide25

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Needle-like leaves309

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Slide26

Pinophyta

– ConifersPinaceae – Pine family

Pinus – Pine

Needles

Sheathed at base in bundles of 2s, 3s, or 5s

309

Slide27

Needles

Bundles rounded

310

“Twisted needled”

Seam between needle bunch turns

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Pinus

– Pine

Slide28

Needles in 2s

Pinus edulisPinon Pine

Pinus contortaLodgepole PinePinus mugo

Mugo Pine

Pinus nigra

Austrian Pine

Pinus

sylvestris

Scotch Pine

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Pinus

– Pine

Slide29

Needles in 2s and 3s

Pinus ponderosaPonderosa Pine

310

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Pinus

– Pine

Slide30

Needles in 5s

– White PinesPinus aristataBristlecone Pine

Pinus flexilisLimber PinePinus strobus

Eastern White Pine

Pinus strobiformis

Southwest White Pine

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Pinus

– Pine

310

Slide31

Cones

Scales thick and woody with swollen tips

310

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Pinus

– Pine

Slide32

Needles

SingleFlat in cross-section

Flexible, softLeaf scar ovalBud tips pointed

309

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Pseudotsuga

menziesii

– Douglas-Fir

Slide33

Cones

3-pronged tongue-like bract

309

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Pseudotsuga

menziesii

– Douglas-Fir

Slide34

Pinophyta

– ConifersPinaceae

– Pine familyAbies – Fir

Needles

Single

Flat

in cross-section

Flexible

Leaf scar round

Bud tips roundish

309

Slide35

Cones

Grow upright on branchUsually disintegrating before falling

309

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Abies

– Fir

Slide36

Pinophyta

– ConifersPinaceae

– Pine familyPicea – Spruce

Needles

Single

Square

in cross-section

Stiff

Older twigs studded with persistent stumps of fallen needles

309

Slide37

Cones

Papery scales

309

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Picea

– Spruce

Slide38

Needles

ShortTufts of ten or more

May be deciduous

309

Pinophyta

– Conifers

Pinaceae

– Pine family

Larix

– Larch

Slide39

What questions

do you have about

identifying the

pine family

?

Microsoft clipart

Slide40

Taxaceae

– Yew family310

Pinophyta – Conifers

Slide41

Pinophyta

– ConifersTaxaceae – Yew family

Taxus – Yew

310

Leaves

Flat, linear-shaped in feather-like display

Leathery, deep green on top, lighter on bottom

Slide42

Pinophyta

– ConifersTaxaceae – Yew family

Taxus – Yew

310

Cones

Red, berry-like

Generally

dioecious

(male and female plants)

Slide43

Pinophyta

– ConifersTaxaceae – Yew family

Taxus – Yew

310

Forms – small shrubs

Upright

Spreading

Slide44

What questions

do you have about

identifying yews

?

Microsoft clipart

Slide45

Key to Conifers

Leaves scale-like or awl-likeLeaves needle-like

Leaves flat, linear-shapedin a feather-like display

309

Slide46

Key to Conifers

Leaves scale-like or awl-likeLeaves needle-likeLeaves flat, linear-shaped

in a feather-like display

309

Slide47

Key to Conifers

B. Leaves needle-like1. Needles single2. Needles sheathed at the base in bundles of 2-5

3. Short needles in tufts of ten or more

309

Slide48

Key to Conifers

B. Leaves needle-like1. Needles single

2. Needles sheathed at the base in bundles of 2-53. Short needles in tufts of ten or more

309

Slide49

Key to Conifers

B. Leaves needle-like2. Needles sheathed at the base in bundles of 2-5Pinus

(Pine)

309

Slide50

Key to Pinus (Pines)

1. Two needles per bundle2. Two and three needles per bundle3. Five needles per bundle

310

Slide51

Key to Pinus (Pines)

1. Two needles per bundle2. Two and three needles per bundle3. Five needles per bundle

310

Slide52

Key to Pinus (Pines)

1. Two needles per bundle2. Two and three needles per bundle

3. Five needles per bundle

310

Slide53

Key to Pinus (Pines)

1. Two needles per bundlea) Needles ½” to 1 ¾” long, curved, medium green with white lines…

b) Needles 1-2” long, finely toothed, slightly twisted, curved, dark green, more shrub-likec) Needles 1-3” long, yellowish-green, slightly twisted…d) Needles 1 ½” to 3” long, twisted…

e) Needles 3-6” long, stiff, dark

green dense on the branch…

1-2”

310

Slide54

Key to Pinus (Pines)

1. Two needles per bundlea) Needles ½” to 1 ¾” long, curved, medium green with white lines…

b) Needles 1-2” long, finely toothed, slightly twisted, curved, dark green, more shrub-likec) Needles 1-3” long, yellowish-green, slightly twisted…d) Needles 1 ½” to 3” long, twisted…

e) Needles 3-6” long, stiff, dark

green dense on the branch…

1-2”

310

Slide55

Key to Pinus (Pines)

1. Two needles per bundleb) Needles 1-2” long, finely toothed, slightly twisted, curved, dark green… more shrub-like

Pinus mugo (Mugo Pine)

1-2”

310

Slide56

What questions

do you have about

using the keys

?

Microsoft clipart

Slide57

Working with a key

Key+ Few characteristics+ Word phrases

+ SubjectiveEasily mis-identified

Pines are tricky

Slide58

Working with a key

Key+ Few characteristics+ Word phrases

+ SubjectiveEasily mis-identified

Final step

Compare full plant description

Slide59

Microsoft clipart

Lab Activity

CMG GardenNotes #154

Worksheet:

Identifying Conifers

Slide60

Identifying Broadleaf Flowering Trees and Shrubs

Slide61

Leaf arrangement

, a tool for plant IDOn stem

311

Slide62

Leaf arrangement

, a tool for plant ID

Leaflets311

Slide63

Leaf arrangement

, a tool for plant ID

Leaflets

Leaf or Leaflet?

A bud is found at the base of a leaf, but not a leaflet.

Slide64

Leaf venation

, a tool for plant ID

Pinnately veined

Palmately veined

312

Slide65

Leaf shape

,a tool for plant ID

Overall shape

312

Slide66

Leaf shape

, a tool for plant IDTip shape

313

Slide67

Leaf shape

, a tool for plant IDBase shape

Slide68

Leaf shape

, a tool for plant IDMargin shape

Slide69

Leaf surface texture

, a tool for plant IDCiliate or fringed – hairs along the leaf edgeGlandular – gland bearing hairs

Scabrous – very short hairs

312

Slide70

Bud

typea tool forplant ID

314

Slide71

Leaf scar

and bundle scars, tools for plant ID

314

Slide72

Stem surface texture

, a tool for plant IDGlabrous – smoothGlaucous –bloom or whitish covering, often waxy

Hirsute – coarse, stiff hairs, rough enough to break the skin

314

Slide73

Stem surface texture

, a tool for plant IDPubescent – hairyTomentose – short, matted or tangles, soft wooly hairs

314

Slide74

Stem pith

a tool for plant ID315

Slide75

Simple

fruit typesDry fruits: dehiscent

(splitting open at maturity)

Capsule

Follicle

Legume (Pod)

315

Slide76

Simple

fruit typesDry fruits: indehiscent

(not splitting open at maturity)

Samara

– Seed with membranous wings

315

Slide77

Simple

fruit typesDry fruits: indehiscent

(not splitting open at maturity)

Achene

Nut

Nutlet

316

Slide78

Simple

fruit typesFleshy fruits

Berry

Drupe

Pome

316

Slide79

Aggregate

fruit typesSingle flower contains many pistils, massing multiple fruit on one receptacle.

Liriodendron (Tuliptree) – aggregate of samarasMaclura

(Osage-Orange) – aggregate of drupes

Magnolia

– aggregate of follicles

Rubus

(Raspberry) – aggregate of drupes

316

Slide80

Multiple

fruitsSeveral flowers more or less united into one mass

Morus – Mulberry Pineapple

316

Slide81

What questions

do you have about

characteristics of broadleaf flowering trees and shrubs

?

Microsoft clipart

Slide82

iClicker question

Which is the type of

leaf arrangement on stem

?

a. Alternate

b. Opposite

c. Whorled

d. Rosette

Slide83

iClicker question

Which is the type of

leaf arrangement on stem

?

a. Alternate

b. Opposite

c. Whorled

d. Rosette

Slide84

Participation question

Which is the type of

leaf arrangement on stem

?

1. Alternate

2. Opposite

3. Whorled

4. Rosette

Slide85

Participation question

Which is the type of

leaf arrangement on stem

?

1. Alternate

2. Opposite

3. Whorled

4. Rosette

Slide86

iClicker question

What is the type of

leaf arrangement on the stem

?

a. Alternate

b. Opposite

c. Whorled

Slide87

iClicker question

What is the type of

leaf arrangement on the stem

?

a. Alternate

b. Opposite

c. Whorled

Slide88

Participation question

What is the type of

leaf arrangement on the stem

?

1. Alternate

2. Opposite

3. Whorled

Slide89

Participation question

What is the type of

leaf arrangement on the stem

?

1. Alternate

2. Opposite

3. Whorled

Slide90

iClicker question

What is the type of

leaflet arrangement on the petiole

?

a. Simple

b. Pinnately compound

c. Palmately compound

d. Doubly compound

Slide91

iClicker question

What is the type of

leaflet arrangement on the petiole

?

a. Simple

b. Pinnately compound

c. Palmately compound

d. Doubly compound

Slide92

Participation question

What is the type of

leaflet arrangement on the petiole

?

1. Simple

2. Pinnately compound

3. Palmately compound

4. Doubly compound

Slide93

Participation question

What is the type of

leaflet arrangement on the petiole

?

1. Simple

2. Pinnately compound

3. Palmately compound

4. Doubly compound

Slide94

Online Tree Identification Keys

Key to Identifying Common Colorado Landscape TreesColorado Master Gardener Programhttp://www.cmg.colostate.edu/TreeID/156.html

Slide95

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves oppositeB. Leave alternate

Slide96

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves oppositeB. Leave alternate

Slide97

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves opposite1. Leaves simple2. Leaves compound

Slide98

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves opposite1. Leaves simple2. Leaves compound

Slide99

A. Leaves opposite

1. Leaves simplea) Leaves lobedb) Leaves unlobed

Key to broadleaf trees

Slide100

A. Leaves opposite

1. Leaves simplea) Leaves lobedb) Leaves unlobed

Key to broadleaf trees

Slide101

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves opposite1. Leaves simplea) Leaves lobed

1) Leafstalk has milky sap – Acer platanoides (Norway Maple)2) No milky sap

Milky sap in fresh leafstalk

Slide102

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves opposite1. Leaves simplea) Leaves lobed

1) Leafstalk has milky sap – Acer platanoides (Norway Maple)2) No milky sap

Milky sap in fresh leafstalk

Slide103

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves opposite1. Leaves simplea) Leaves lobed1) Leafstalk has milky sap –

Acer platanoides (Norway Maple)

Slide104

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves oppositeB. Leave alternate

Slide105

Key to broadleaf trees

A. Leaves oppositeB. Leave alternate

Slide106

Key to broadleaf trees

B. Leave alternate1. Leaves simple2. Leaves compound

Slide107

Key to broadleaf trees

B. Leave alternate1. Leaves simple2. Leaves compound

Slide108

Key to broadleaf trees

B. Leave alternate2. Leaves compounda) Three leaflets – Ptelea trifoliata (Hop Tree)

b) More than three leaflets

Slide109

Key to broadleaf trees

B. Leave alternate2. Leaves compounda) Three leaflets – Ptelea trifoliata

(Hop Tree)

Slide110

Working with a key

Key+ Few characteristics+ Word phrases

+ SubjectiveEasily mis-identified

Slide111

Working with a key

Key+ Few characteristics+ Word phrases

+ SubjectiveEasily mis-identified

Final step

Compare full plant description

Slide112

Lab Activity

CMG GardenNotes #155

Worksheet:

Identifying Broadleaf Flowering Trees and Shrubs

Microsoft clipart