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© Texas A&M Forest Service - All rights reserved, Member...
- Leaf Collecting & Safety
Use the How to ID section to help identify the tree (or...
- List of Trees
ash, prickly Also known as: Hercules'-club; prickly-ash;...
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31 Μαρ 2023 · My Tree ID, developed by Texas A&M Forest Service, facilitates tree species identification based on leaves, flowers, seed, bark or location using a key, descriptions, and tree images. It...
This website allows users to map their project area, identify sensitive areas, determine operational characteristics of mapped soil types and calculate the watershed area.
My Tree ID helps identify tree species based on leaves, flowers, seed, bark or location using a key, descriptions, and full-color images. Over 1500 images from 475 tree species are included. There is also a glossary of terms and a tree age estimator tool.
Use the How to ID section to help identify the tree (or other sources/links common to your area). Design each page of the booklet the same: a place for a large picture of the leaf, smaller pictures of the rest of the tree and an identification tag.
Explore the diverse tree species of Texas and learn about their identification, care, and management with Texas Forest A&M Service.
determine identification using the leaf characteristics: leaf apexes and bases (heart shaped, rounded, tapered), leaf margins (serrated, lobed), leaf textures (hairy, smooth, thick, thin, rough, waxy), leaf structure (simple, compound) and leaf arrangements (opposite, alternate, whorled).
