Deciduous means "falling off at maturity" or "tending to fall off" (deriving from the Latin word decidere, to fall off) [1] and is typically used in reference to trees or shrubs that lose their leaves seasonally and to the shedding of other plant structures such as petals after flowering or fruit when ripe.
Magnolia, sassafras,maple,birch,walnut,tulip tree,hickory,dogwood,ash,cherry,willow,honey locust
No Alternative answer: Oak trees are members of the genus Quercus. Some are deciduous, some not. For a list of evergreen species of oak, see:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_oakwhich also has a link to the deciduous species.
Deciduous trees will loose there leaves each Autumn, here are a few examples, Oak, Horse Chestnot, Sycamore, Apple, Cherry, Beech, Ash.
You can find a list of trees in field guides, botanical books, websites dedicated to trees and plants, and databases maintained by botanical gardens or forestry organizations. Additionally, local nurseries and botanical gardens may have guides specific to the tree species found in your region.
In the Philippines the hardest tree is the narra
Oak,Ash,Chestnut and Birch.
Magnolia, sassafras,maple,birch,walnut,tulip tree,hickory,dogwood,ash,cherry,willow,honey locust
No Alternative answer: Oak trees are members of the genus Quercus. Some are deciduous, some not. For a list of evergreen species of oak, see:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_oakwhich also has a link to the deciduous species.
Deciduous forests and grassland
Deciduous trees will loose there leaves each Autumn, here are a few examples, Oak, Horse Chestnot, Sycamore, Apple, Cherry, Beech, Ash.
There are far too many to list, because all plants and algae are producers, but a few of the main categories include: Trees (of all local varieties) Grasses Shrubs Wildflowers Vines Moss Algae (in ponds)
The largest tree in the world is found in the United States. You can find it in California. This giant sequoia tree is 275 feet tall and 95 feet around. The largest forest in the world covers parts of Scandinavia and northern Russia. It has over 3.5 million square miles of land covered in trees! Most hardwood trees are used for firewood, construction, or art. Lots of forests are being cut down for farm land.
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Circumneutral and palustrine scrub swamp shrubbery are scientific names for shrub swamp plants.Specifically, shrub swamp plants generally can be identified as alders, elderberries, highbush blueberries, and willows. The list of genera respectively includes the following:Alnus, with about 20-30 species;Sambucus, with 5-30 species (including herbaceous perennials deciduous trees, and small shrubs);Vaccinium corymbosum;Salix, with about 400 species (including deciduous shrubs and trees).Shrub swamps tend to be populated by vegetation which is tolerant of highly organic soils and meadow-tolerant woody plants.
Mammals: Raccoon, Gray Squirrel, Whitetail Deer, Eastern Cottontail Reptiles: Snapping turtle, Ornate Box Turtle, Ground Skink, Midland Painted Turtle Hope this helps. Just post if you need more types of organisms! :D
H. G. Hundley has written: 'List of trees, shrubs, herbs and principal climbers, etc' 'List of trees, herbs and principal climbers, etc'
There are a variety of trees, depending on what part of the Canadian wilderness you are referring to. Here's a list of the more commonly occurring trees that are found in Canada's forests:Douglas firBlack spruceWhite spruceJack pineLodgepole pineGiant redwoodCedarAspenPoplarCottonwoodOakMapleBeechWillowAnd the list goes on...