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Family: Moraceae
Traits: leaves scabrous, serrate, and polymorphic; has pseudo-terminal buds; alternate
Family: Moraceae
Traits: leaves scabrous, serrate, and polymorphic; has pseudo-terminal buds; alternate
Family: Moraceae
Common name: red mulberry
*shallowly fissured bark *raised lenticels on younger bark *leaves simple, alternate *leaves polymorphic/unlobed *unlobed, mitten shape, or 3 lobed *coarsely serrate-dentate margin *rugose venation *milky sap comes out of petiole if broken *pseudo-terminal buds, zig-zag twigs *scabrous upper surface
Moraceae, "red mulberry", polymorphic, crenate/serrate, milky sap, impressed venation, pubescence under, top feels like cat's tongue
Family: Moraceae
Common name: paper mulberry
Identifying features: polymorphic, velvety/soft underside
Family: Lauraceae
Common name: Sassafras
ID: Polymorphic leaves, (some lobed, some unlobed), bark has s smell if you scratch it.
- Family: Moraceae
- Common name: paper mulberry
- ID: Heavily pubescent everywhere, polymorphic leaves, (some leaves are lobed, unlobbed, or have multiple lobes)
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Leaves: simple, alternate but can be opposite or whorled, polymorphic shape, dentate to serrate margins, pubescent on both leaf surface, twigs, and petiole