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Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 1:45
| Trying to identify the smaller seedling on the center/left of the shot with the lighter green leaves. Any ideas?
http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2951982590104132615XhAbID Thanks, vince |
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| It's an ash tree. I can't tell you what kind exactly, could be any of the three common types, white, green, or black. |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 7:44
| research EAB in your area ... what fascinates me on these.. is that every group of what looks like 7 leaves.. is a SINGLE compound leaf ... cool eh ... if EAB is prevalent in your area.. dont bother with it ... ken |
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| @ Ken if you find one SINGLE compound leaf impressive, check out a DOUBLE (bipinnately) compound leaf! Kentucky Coffee tree & Devil's Walking stick are two good examples. Honeylocust & Albizia have them too, but with really small leaflets. |
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