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Tree Identification Key |
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If there is a word or term that you
aren't familiar with, visit the
Glossary
of Terms
organized by Bill Cook from the
Upper Peninsula Tree Improvement
Center. It will probably be there!
** Click on the buttons to view an illustration of each tree feature **
I. Trees with needle-like or scale-like leaves; fruit a cone, or cone-like (conifers).
1. Branchlets flattened in fan-like sprays, fruit reddish brown -
Northern
White Cedar (Thuja occidentalis)
2. Branchlets 4 angled, not in fan-like sprays, fruit berry-like and
dark blue -
Red
Cedar (Juniperus virginiana)
II. Trees with broad, flat leaves of many shapes and patterns (broadleaf trees).