Forestry ID

[pikachu4919]

That was how they spelled it in my Audubon guide ... idk if it was a typo, though ...

[computergeek3]

That was how they spelled it in my Audubon guide ... idk if it was a typo, though ...

According to the national list, it is misspelled in the Audobon guide

[jacobxc]

Well your all right

[sophie2220]

should pikachu4919 post or should i post? either way is fine.

[pikachu4919]

You can post. I've posted several already.

[sophie2220]

1. Common Name
2. Scientific Name
3. Which part of this tree is grubbed up for firewood?

Btw this is from the western guide

[havenguy]

Answer? (Click to Show Hidden Text)

1. Honey Mesquite 2. Prosopis glandulosa 3. Trunk/branches

[sophie2220]

yes correct except for in the guide it says that its the deep taproots that are grubbed up for firewood. i'm not quite sure if the trunk/branches are. anyways, your turn to post!

[jacobxc]

Answer (Click to Show Hidden Text)

Honey Mesquite [i](Prosopis glandulosa)[/i]and the wood is ledgenedary for smoking, curing, and Barbecues!!!

[havenguy]

Hard one:



1. Give the common name.
2. True/False: Humans can and usually do eat the berries from this tree.
3. Give two states where this tree is found.