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| Hello - I am an avid collector of seeds of any good looking tree that I hope will grow here. Unfortunately, many of the seed trees I collect from are unidentified so I have a growing collection of unknown seedlings.
I have been tring to find a database of flag leaves (cotyledons) but have managed to find only a few so I would be very grateful if someone could identify some or all of these seedling trees tree1
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tree2
tree3
tree4
tree5
tree6
tree7
tree8
tree9
tree10
Having been much impressed by this site, I live in hope.
Many thanks in advance
Michael
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| 1 ? 2 & 3 A lime Tilia, with abnormal leaf shape, possibly a genetic disorder, possibly herbicide drift damage? 4 An ash Fraxinus 5 Hornbeam Carpinus betulus 6 ? 7 Probably a plum Prunus 8 ? 9 Possibly another plum? 10 A row of ashes on the right and front left; not sure on the back left Resin |
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| First one is a Styrax. I recognize others but do not feel like negotiating so many pictures in one thread. |
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| Resin, could 9 be a whitebeam/Sorbus of some kind? |
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| 1 First one is a Styrax - thank you bboy. Thank you resin for your help in identifying some of these trees - I have 3 seedlings of the Tilia of which 2 are like tree 2 and one like 3 - I have decided that they must be Tilia Platyphyllos Laciniata (no spray drift & I do not think genetic disorder except originally when the mutation occurred) no3 is a better looking tree but nothing great. 4 An ash Fraxinus - but which one? not excelsior. One of the american ones? 5 Hornbeam Carpinus betulus - could it be Caroliniana? 6 could this be an Halesia ? 9 flora-uk asks Resin, could 9 be a whitebeam/Sorbus of some kind? It's leaves do have white underside 10 A row of ashes on the right and front left; not sure on the back left - some kind of ash + back left celtis ocidentalis |
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| #4 could perhaps be Manna Ash F. ornus, but I'd suspect not reliably identifiable at this age. Yep, #9 is a whitebeam of some sort, should've spotted that before! Resin |
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| Thanks Resin - I'm gradually getting there Michael |
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| 4 looks like Fraxinus americana to me. Resin, could #7 be a hawthorn? |
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