Tree Identification For NC FFA Forestry CDE Adapted

Tree Identification For NC FFA Forestry CDE Adapted from Georgia Ag Ed Power. Point of similar title. Tree name follows picture

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American Beech

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Black Birch

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River Birch

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American Elm

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Winged Elm

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Black Cherry

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Eastern Cottonwood

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American Holly

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Water Oak

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Chestnut Oak

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Post Oak

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White Oak

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Willow Oak

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Northern Red Oak

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Black Oak

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Southern Red Oak

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Flowering Dogwood

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Eastern Redbud

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Black Locust

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Persimmon

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Sourwood

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Blackgum

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Yellow. Poplar

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Red Maple

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Sweetgum

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American Sycamore

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Ash

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Mockernut Hickory

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Black Walnut

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Baldcypress

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Eastern Hemlock

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Eastern Redcedar

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Virginia Pine

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Longleaf Pine

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Loblolly Pine

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Shortleaf Pine

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Eastern White Pine

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