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WAYSIDE TREES, SERIES III.
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jEAVING the altenute-growing leaves which were exhauited in the lecond terics we appioMh a large chun o< op- podte-growing leaves, the winter bnds of which have unfolded in a pair of well-baknced leaves whose S3rstenuktic arrangement along the branchlets will be discerned at a glance. All the dogwoods and maples are inchided under this order, except one eccentric chanKter, whose exception to the rule is so conspicuous and solitary that it has been named the alternate-leaved dogwood.
The charwter or method of growth among these leaves shows a fundamental difference from that of the leaves already described. The order is now as follows: —
Leaves, Simple :
! Opposite growing Without teeth Undivided edge
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SOnMsite growing Widi teeth Dhrided edge .
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/ Opposite growing Class IS j Undulating-toothed
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In order to obtain room for our big-leaved yellow- wood and ailanthus, I have found it necessary to |dace them in the centre of the book where they can occupy both the right and left hand pages. This caused a break in the succession of leaf-types which coakl not well be avoided. But with the advent of the ydfow- wood we have left behind us all the sfanple formed leaves and fsce the complex or compoond foims* i.e., leaves whkh are composed of kt^ts.
Our order now runs as follows : —
Leaves, Compound : Chss 13
Alternate growing Without teeth Leaflets bordering
main leaf-stem 14, 15, 13 Alternate growing With teeth Leaflets bordering main
leaf-stem . . . t3, as The cbss numbered 14, consisting mainly oi the Jugtandacea family, is continued in the fourth series.
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Cirnus alltmifblia.
Fimily . . CORNACEiE, Dogwood.
Ua< . . . Parallel veined, shiny moderate yel- low-green.
Fhrit . . . With corallike red 8tem», blue-black bloom.
Bwk . . Dark ruddy brown \ gray-brown branches \ comparatively smooth.
Hci^t . . 1 5 ft. to 20 ft., rarely 30 ft.
HaMtat . . New England west to Minn., Alle- ghany Mts. to Ga. and Ala., south- ward through the northern States. Character : Leaves clustered at the end of the
branches.
Flowering Dogwood.
Cdmus fldrida.
Family Leaf . Fruit •
Bark . Height HsUut
CORNACE.«:, £>ogwood. Firm, moderate shiny ereen. Scarlet, about % m. long. In fall
buds are flat, round with point
atop. Dark yellow-brown, small, scaly. 1 5 ft. to 30 ft., sometimes 40 ft. Mass. west to southwest Mo., south
to Fla., and valley of Brazos Riv.,
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Fruit .
HMk . Height HaMut
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Fringe Tr«c.
ChioHdnthm hrgfHifa.
OLEACEif), Olive.
Smooth, 4 in. to 8 in. long, Arm, deep green, pale beneath.
Oval, dark black-blue bloom, few in a clutter, leu than i in. long.
Brown ; thin scales tinged with red.
20 ft. to 30 ft., often a shrub.
Southern H. to Tampa Bay, Fla., Gulf States to southern Ark., val- ley of Brazos Riv., Texas.
Catalpa.
CaMpa MgHonioyes.
BIGNONIACE^, Bignonia.
Heart-shaped, soft, light green, large, woolly beneath.
Long, slender, light-brown, with winged or fringed seeds.
Thick, smooch l^ht-brown tinged red, large thin scales.
40 fk. to JO ft., rarely 60 ft.
Southwestern Ga., western Fla,, cen- tral Ala. and Mist., hardy, and cultivated throitthout the North. Common in touthern New England and New York.
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Black Haw.
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Banilng Bush.
Buh^mus EuropJtus.
Ftanfly . . CELASTRACE-ffi, Suff-tree.
LMf . . . Elliptical, olive-green, shiny.
Fwk . . . P»le magenta, opening and showing an orange seed, suspended.
BMk . . . Giw-brown, very small scales.
Hdaht .. 15 ft. to 20 ft.
Habitat . . Not indigenous : from Europe. Parks and gardens. Our own variety, similar fruit, purplisn-red seeds IBmHfmm atnfurfmrius)^ N. Y. to Neb., south to Fla., southwest to Ind. Territory.
Family U«l ■ Fruit .
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5weet Viburnum. Sheepberry.
VibAmum lentigo.
. . CAPRIFOLIACE^, Honeysuckle.
. . Deep green, shiny.
. . Red-stemmed, blue-black bloom i less
than H in. long. . . Red-brown, with small scales. 15 ft. to 30 ft. , New Engund,southwestward through the northern Sutes, along Allegha- ny Mts. to northern Ga., west to Mo. and Neb.
Famfljr Lcai . Fndt . Baik . Hei^t Habitat
Black Haw.
ViHmum prunifhHum.
CAPRIFOLIACE^, Honeysuckle.
Firm dark green.
Dark black-blue bloom.
Ruddy brown, scaly.
15 ft. to 30 ft.
Southwestern Conn., lower Hudson Riv. valley to Hernando Co., Fla., southwest to Mo., Ark., Oklaho- ma and i^ley of Guadaloupe Riv., Texas.
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MounUIn Maple.
Acer spttitum
Fuitty . . SAPINDACE^, Soapberry.
Leti , . . Often attenuated, usually three-lobed, soft.
Seed . . '. Small, wings nearly at right angle, in long clusters.
B«ik . . . Thin, smo^h or slightly fiirrowed, ruddy brown.
Heiglit . . 25 ft. to 30 ft.
Habitat . . Me. to Minn., south aloM Appala- chian Mts. to northern Ga., a tree only on western slopes of mtt. in Tenn. and N. Car. Character : in the north usually a shrdb.
Striped Maple, Ooosefoot Maple.
Ater PeinuyMnicum.
FuBily Leaf .
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SAPINDACES, Soapberry.
^ft, huge, light green, three-lobed.
Widely divemng wings, lai|e.
Small trees, 1^ green, striped with brown lines j lai]ger, red-brown, pale stripes.
25 ft. to 40 ft.
Northern N. E., N. Y. to north- eastern Minn., northern States in elevated r^ons, south *loi% Ap~ (Mdachian Mtt. to northern Gs.
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Aeer soccharii$Mm.
. SAPINDACE^, Soapberry.
.• Dull toothed, moderate ydlow-green,
waxy surfiice. . Slightly divei^ing wings. . DMply seamed, brown-gray.
o ft. to 100 ft., sometimes 120 ft.
e. to northern Fla., west to Minn.
and eastern Neb., Kan. and Tex.
Black Sugar Maple.
Aeer saceharknum var. nigrum.
. SAPINDACE-*, Soapberry.
. Hardly any teeth, widely thrce-lobed, the deft at base often closed.
. Slightly diverging wings.
. ^U J:-brown, deeply seamed.
. 70 ft. to 80 ft., sometimes 100 ft.
. Low grounds and banks of streams, shores of L. Chaihplain, Vt., west to Ark. and Kan., southwest to northern Ala., Mass., banks of Genesee Riv., N. Y.
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ChdrdsHs Hnc^ria.
Faany . . LEGUMINOS^ PuUe.
L«i . . . Leaflets, 7 to ii, light olive^green.
Ban . . . Pod 3 in. or 4 in. long, ihaped like pe»-pod.
BMk . . . Smooth grayish brown, or light brown.
H«Mit . . 50 ft. to 60 ft., tometimes ^ofi.
lUbttat . . Clift of the Kentucky and Dick Rivl., in central Ky., centralTpnn., ttfccuXij near Nashville, western slopes of h^^ mts. in eastern Tenn., and in Cherokee Co., N. C, cult, from N. H. and N. J., southward.
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AUintkus ghnJuibsus.
. SIMARUBACE/E, QuMsU.
. Leaflets 21 to 41, stem horee-hoof-
shaped^ two or three coarse blunt
teeth at base of leaflet. . Large clusters, win^d, at first light
green or pink ting«d, afterwards
bufF-brown. . On jroung trees smooth, brown with
buff stripinsi on older, brown,
compantivcTy smooth. . 50 ft. to 70 f^. Not indigenous: from China. City
streets, parks, etc. Character: Suminate flowc i»,,green, ill-icented.
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. . SAPINDACE^, Sotpberry.
. . Deq>ly five-Iobcd (cut-leaved vari- eties), waxy surface, deep gicen, veiy light beneath.
. . Laige, extremely diveigent wings; one wing often snull.
. , Brown, furrowed, thin scales.
. . 70 ft. to oo ft., sometimes i ao ft.
. . Me. to FU., west to eastern Dak. and Neb., Kan., Oklahoma, valley of Mississippi River.
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ibovct light whitish green beneath,
turning red in autumn. Sm4 . . . Sliriitljr divergent wings, nnooth,
drooping ateim. Bwk . . . Brown or grry-brown, roughly aeam-
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Neb., Okhhoma, and valky of
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Norway Mapla. Jtir flatantM*s,
Common in parks, dark green leaves, green on both'sides, large seed, with extremely divergent wii^t itark brown bark, moder- ately rough, branches abnosr horisontal with trunk { juice milkv.
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LEGUMINOSAtPube.
Dull darit olive (bluish) »een, leaf-
kcs 7 to 19, pale benerai. Pod iat, about 3 in. long. Dark broim, decpljr furrowed, tnall
i6o ft. to 80 ft., aometimct 90 ft.
Apjpaladuan Mtt., Marine Co., Plik, to nofthcm Ga. In nnenU cuki- vadon cast of the Roclgr Mts.
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LEGUMINOS^ Pulae. DottUe compound, lometinics 3 ft. dive-green, kdkstt wiwout
lonfe teeth.
Pod hiwjcoaiae, curved, neai^ a in. broM^banJigr^r beans.
Dark dull broim, rougb scaljr, brandws alao scaly and rough.
60 ft. to 75 ft., soiaetiiBes no ft.
Shores Cwugi, and Seneca Lakes, R Vn FnwkBn Co^ ftu, wm thioMh soudwm Mkh. to vallef of M&Maaia Riv.,to eastern Neb., jHisiemiUnn southwestern ^ and Ittd. t*er., sdodi beter, Aue- riMuiv Mts^and Mississippi R^ver toMiddfeTenn.
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LEGUMINOSA, Pube. Somedmet double compound, usually
14 leaflets, obscurely toothed, l%ht
dull green. Pod nMMy, dark brown, twisted, about
10* in. long, or more, filled with
yellow sweet pulp-, brown hard ' scales. Gray-brown, seamed, thickly covered
with li^ brown thorns, 4 in. lor^,
often 3-branched. 70 ft. to 90 ft., sonwtimes 140 ft. Western sbpe of AUeg^y Mts. in
F^.,west thrm^ Mich, to eastern
Neb., Kan. and Ind. Ten, south
to northern Ala., Miss, and Tex.
A varie^ without thorns called
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Mountain Asb. I^rm AmtmJma.
ROSACEA Rose.
Leaflets 13 to 17, bright deep green,
pale beneath.' In flat dusters, dull'scarlet. Fbvofe4 liiw wiU cheny, dark shiny
15 ft. to 30 ft., often a durub.
Devated r^ioiu ^ ^te northeastern States, region of the Gfcit Lakes, and ld(^ BKNUitip ranges of Va. •adN Car.
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JUOLANDACE^ Walnut.
Leaflett, ii to 17, thin, dull ydlow- green, rou^uh.
Sticky, green (velve^) Inisk, kma, dark<brown rou^nutftufeetkeniM.
L^lit gny, tmall ridg^ dudkrar fit> ■urcfl, RN^i-^nn.
;o ft. to 80 n., occasionally 100 ft. >. to eattcrfi Diki^ wuthcMteni Neb., south throi^ oMthem States to Del., southern Mo., north- eastern Ark., Appalachian Mtt. to northern Ga., northwestnm Ala.
Black Walnut.
TUGLANDACE^ Walnut.
Leadets 15 to 23, thin, shiny yellow-
, V green.
Aromatic green husk I huge, s|riie- loidal, toug^ «lark-bro«rn nut ; sweet, sttw^ kernel.
Daik brovrn, ttitttd iHth brown-*icd, deeply fistured, rounded ri(%es.
)o ft. to too ft., occai^nally 150 ft.
Western Mfss., diRNi||h soimiem Mich., Minn, to northern Neb., eMtcm Ean.^ soudiwiid to west- ern Fhu, cemial Ahu, Miss, and Texas.
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THE bounkal nmn of ircci have been ravited accordinc to certain law* now adopted by manjr botanitta, and a mott important revision, according to the Checic Lilt made by Grorfe B. Sudwoith, pre- pared under the direction of Piw. B. E. Femow, tot the United Staiea Department of Agricukure, ia given below, accompanied bjr a revision 1^ Prof. C. 8. Sar- gent (see Silva of North America), and the older
names according to Dr. Au Gray (see Manual). The pnfcrcnce given in this book to the nomencbture of Dr. Gray, is naturally conservative, but consistent with the fact that Dr. Gray's Manual is its sundard of authority > at the same time the reform in the use of names is sure to be established i|i time, and the accompanying list is essentially valuable to a popular work of this kind.
Allaathvt or AUantes.
Akiar, Black.
Arbor Vte. or While Cedar.
Alb. Black.
Ash. BhN.
AshiGieta.
Ash. Moaataia. Ash. Red.
A>b, Watir or Swanp. Ash. White.
Be. Ma aaaT.
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AsnsB. Largs toothed. KJaofCilnd.
BaaaawHl. Small leaved, riwcfc.
B.idM]W.OMoorPethl. Buefcaye, Svael. Boroiag Bush.
AOaathos fba Ilea vankOlata. Th«4aoeddaataU8. Fraaiaaa sambucMoMa Fnaiaus qaadraagalsta. FiashHia viridia.
Pyms Amorieaaa. Fiaiiaaa pubcsoiaa. FtaiiBUs pUtycarja. Ftaxiaoa AoMrkaaa.
giaadidcal balsamlllwi
lifvavar.
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Fagai iRiaglaaa<
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Mflava.
Baitoanoed or Sycaemrt. Birch, Bladi. or Sweet. Bfrcfat Euiopeaa. Birch, Jiay. Bbcb, Paper, Ciaoe, or
White. Bbch, Kad. or River. Birch, YeUow.
la^f Plataaas
Fnutiaas algra. Fnudaaa Peonqrlvaaica i
Fnudaus PaBasyhraalea. Fnudaas CareUalaoa.
FagBs AnMrlcaaa. iCscidoa octaaiba.
Ftaaimis algn. Fraxieoa buicaohla.
Fyrosi
Fraaians paaaayivaaiea.
Frialaus caroHaiaaa.
Fnalanii
Cedar, Red.
Cedar, White.
Cbcrrjr, Black.
Cherry, Ctooha.
Cherry. Red, or Bird Chetiy.
Chestaat.
Cottoairaed. Cucwabar Tree. Dogamd, Alleraaia-havod. Dsgwood, FloMriag. Bai,AaMi<caa,orWUlc. Bhn, Corky WMle. Eba. Red. or SUppary. FIr.Balsaas. FriMaTrae.
Haeidiany. or Soiatbarry. Hear, Hack. Haw, ScBiiat.
Hkkeiyf Brown, or Pigaat. Htekoiy.erShsghark., HMwy, SwaaVior BilkmMi HWI^WUta-teit^ er
Holly, Amaricaa. Hotiibsa& or Walsr Beach,
or nua Beach. Homhaaai. "Hopt or Iron-
isMcidaBtalis.
MHMa.
Betula papyrUsrac
Catalpa MfBoaiefalsa. Jua^MraaVMakMa. ChaauB^fpana apoMroidaa* IMiaas aantfaa. Proaaa inmMaaa. Pruaas Panaayhaatea. Qartaasa aatha var. Aiiaii-
MMaaHa acaariaata.
Cslalpa catalpa.
tbyoidea.
Fagns alropuaioaa.
jEacutai octaadia. EaooyeMN earopaos.
Cstalpa catalpa.
Pranaa vtrgbdaaa.
deltoidaa.
Ccwaas florhla Ubaaa AMsrieii-ia. UtaMM raosMosa. UhMtsWva. AUaibatsaaMa.
leaaattaaVMaim. CeMs occttataH.
Horae ChaalaM. Ilea, M»iataia. K«gMdiy OrfHe Tree.
Ileal
(ijniaftflartin CaaailBaBis
UUa« aaNtkaa^. Utaawi
Tasgai
w a.. *• * ^
nmtmmBmmmt
Htamlar^
Hkiaitaalka.
Catpiaasc Oalqra vbgiahuia. JOmim MppacaaiaM GyauMcMhis
<i^
m
mm0lt''
lMES
Manual). The omcnclature of buc consiMeflt M its Mandard brm in the um time, and the lie to a popular
pa.
Miicaaa.
nodn. •uropaat.
IptflMa
Lurch, AmericMi. or Hack- matack.
Lindtn. Anwricaii. or Ua»a- wood.
LiqaMambar, or Sweat Cum.
LociNt.
Lociiat. Hoa«)-.
Munalta, Small, or Sweet
Maple,' Aab'lewred. or Box
Elder. Maplet Black Sugar. Maple, Moantaln. Maple, Norway. Maple, Red. or Swamp. Maple, Striped, or (^oowfoot. Maple. S««ar. or Rock. Maple, White or .Silver Mulberr;'. Red. Oak, llaiket, or Cow. Oak. lUack.
Oak, iHack Jack.
Oak. Bar. or Ovcrciip.
Oak, ChealDUt.
Oak.La«tel.
Oak. no.
Oak, Pom, or Iron.
Oak. Red.
Oak. Scarlet.
Oak,Spaulah.
Oak. Senunp Whitt.
Oak, Water.
Oak. White.
Oak, WllhAr.
Oak. Yellow CbeatMit.
Papav, or Cuatard ^ple. Penlmmoa. PiBcGra]r,orJack. Pli» lenee Scnib. Ha*. ioMelljr, or Old FteM. Piae, rrorthcm Pittli, Piae, Red, or NorwM-. nae, SoMbera Yellow, or
Gaomla, or Loag4eaf . nae.TibieMeaataia. nae,WUle.
PiM, Yellow, Short-leaf Piae. PhHB,GlNMda. Poplar, BaiaaM, Poplar, Batem — Varletiea.
pioplar, Whlta. RadBod.or|«daaTiee.
SpnMe, Haek.
Tavra.
Whlta^orCat. WUta, or ScarM*
TMo, av Soar Gaai. VttHWBwm VMOt, or Shcq>-
wwrnonck.
WOmt, Hawt-lca««d.
YiMinaiiniil. nr irhglWn
Larix Ameiioaaa.
Tllia AnMricaaa.
U«|uidaad)ar atyracMua. RoMala headacacia. CMtlacMa titacaothoa. MaRaoUa gtaiiea.
Negvndo acerolde*.
Aceraaccharinain var. nigiwn
Acer aplcatam.
Acer (Aatanoidea.
Acer rubnim.
Acer Pcnaaylvaalcam.
Acer aaccharlauiB.
Acer daiircarpam.
Miyua rubra.
Qucrcua MtehaeaU. Quercua cocdaea ear.
luria QucrcuK ni|ra. Queicua ntacrocarpo. Qaereua prinua. Quercua imbricarla. (jucrcaa paluatrla.
atelUta.
luhra.
cocdnea.
latcata.
bicolor.
aqnatica. _ alba.
Quercua Phelloe. Quercua Muhleabergii.
Aaimiaa triloba. Olaapytoa Virgiaiana.
tiac-
Piaaaiaepa. PiaaaTtfda. PfauMrigida. Piaaa rMiaoea. Pioaa pahMrla.
Piaaa
Larix laricina.
Aceraeguodow
Acer bartaium var. aigiwn.
Acerbaifaatam. Acerxaccharianm.
Quarcaa vehMiaa. Quercua Maiibadlca.
Quercua Bilaor.
UBirEua Qagnaau Quercua algia.
Piaaa dimiicata. Piaua l^aiaaa.
Larix taficiaa. Titla aaaerlcaaa.
Robioia paeudacacia. Gledltaia triacaaihoa.
Aceraegnado.
Acer aaceharum aignna.
Aeer peaaaylfaakoM. Acer aacdMnna. Acer aacchariaum.
Qaercai miclMuxU. Quercue eehitiaa (Yellow
Oak). Quercua BUMilaadica.
Quercua mlaor.
Queicoa phelloa.
Oloapyioe vifgiaiaBa. Plana diearicata.
noaaadtU. Pmaoa AawrioMa. ^opalaa bdaaarifera.
faalHUaiinra ear. la-
Popahia balaaailfcni ear. lati- faHa.
ir. vl-
Carcia Caaadiaala* Saeiaftaa ofidttaie. Fiaea algia. ncaa am ear, robia. Pfceaalba. GnMgaa rorclnea
NyaaanwaHea. Magaam UnbtaMa. VBnnMia Uatigo.
PiauaecUaata PruBua algfr
Sa&Md
■*•:
Mbti
tt^leMMMIa. SaMa Bw^BaidM. ftdbt aHia var. c«ral*a. Cladraalia tfacloria.
PieeaMariaaa.
Ploaantaw.
PleeaCundeaab.
Magaolia ttipeiala.
SaUa AaeiaiUta. CMiaatia tatia.
efc^daiaaa. tflda.
Pieua atrobua. Piaaa ecMaata. Pfvauaaigra.
Cerde caaadeaaia.
Picaa^caaadeaaia.
Magnolia tripetala. Vlbannna mitago.
SaUxIbHaUba. SuHs liabyloaica.
Oadraatla latea.
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