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How to Identify Trees by Their Leaves (and Impress Your Friends)
just check out NYC Street Tree Guide! You’ll become a celebri-tree in no time. The shape of every NYC tree leaf falls into one of a few basic categories, including Hand, Oak, and Teardrop. Leaves in ...
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Lookalike Leaves: How to Tell the Difference Between Maple Tree Varieties in the Fall
Sugar maples, red maples, and Norway maples can all be found in our parks, and there are other tree species, like sweetgums, that sometimes look just like maples, too. Use this handy guide to tell ...
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Quiz: Can you identify a tree by its leaves?
Use the tree-spotting guide to identify it together and let them ... is great start. Here are the leaves of an english oak, for example… Image caption, Your child can learn to recognise an ...
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Why Leaves Change Color
Read Dr. Don Leopold's Guide to Fall Colors in Upstate New York with color ... some of the broad-leaved trees are evergreen; that is, the leaves stay on the trees during winter and keep their green ...