The To Identifying Common Tennessee Trees （田纳西州识别常见的树木）.pdfVIP

Winter Identification Quick Reference Guide Bark Characteristics The All Season Pocket Guide Smooth, mouse gray, no large warts: American beech … 15, 23 Smooth, mouse gray with warts: hackberry … 18, 28 To Identifying Common Peeling, thin tan bark revealing large, smooth, pale blue-green/silver gray patches: sycamore … 13, 32 Tennessee Trees Thorns on tree trunk and limbs: locust …20, 30 Chocolate brown inner bark, no white rings: black walnut … 20, 25 Dark brown inner bark, white rings: American elm … 17, 37 Light cream to tan inner bark: ash … 10, 24 Pale orange inner bark, root beer smell: sassafras … 12, 31 Bright yellow/orange bitter inner bark, no smell: black oak …14, 40 Long strips of hard, armor like bark peeling from top and bottom or from bottom up: shagbark hickory …19, 33 Hard, tough to break, gray to black bark peels from side in long ridges: sugar maple … 9, 47 Soft, easily broken light gray bark may peel from side in long ridges: white oak …11, 50 Silver-white chalk dust in bark cracks: yellow-poplar …13, 51 Variable bark with pimples on smooth parts: red maple …8, 56 Prepared by: Mike Williams Wide silver streaks on top of bark plates, pruned cleanly Tennessee Area Forester no sap smell: northern red oak …14, 55 Wide silver streaks on top of bark plates, retained dead branches, sap smells like urine: scarlet oak …14, 44