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So it's not pando, the gigantic quaking aspen? Is it the Great Basin Bristlecone Pine?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_trees

JSGandora wrote:So it's not pando, the gigantic quaking aspen? Is it the Great Basin Bristlecone Pine?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_trees

Yes, I was actually looking for Prometheus, but that will do. Your turn.

Here's an easy one:

Since no one else has responded, Gray Birch

Good job. Did you peek or actually know it? If the latter, then your turn.

JSGandora wrote:Good job. Did you peek or actually know it? If the latter, then your turn.

I knew it was birch, suspected it was gray birch because of the elongated ends of the leaf, went on google to research information about Gray Birch, and saw that photo on the front page. Judge as you will.

Ah, good job. That's perfectly fine. The gray birch is the only birch with triangular shaped leaves. You're turn.

White Oak?

Incorrect.