Forestry ID
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sciolyswizzle16
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Re: Forestry ID
american mountain ash?
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Re: Forestry ID
I'd second this. Not Ailanthus since there's no basal leaf glands, and Smooth Sumac is more coarsely toothed.sciolyswizzle16 wrote:american mountain ash?
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But is that one(american mountain ash) even on the list?FueL wrote:I'd second this. Not Ailanthus since there's no basal leaf glands, and Smooth Sumac is more coarsely toothed.sciolyswizzle16 wrote:american mountain ash?
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Yep, not sure what list you're using but it's on the nationals list.135scioly wrote:But is that one(american mountain ash) even on the list?
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135scioly
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O sorry, i've only been using the mo state list cause thats what they're using at state, and im 99.99999% sure we're not going to nationals so...FueL wrote:Yep, not sure what list you're using but it's on the nationals list.135scioly wrote:But is that one(american mountain ash) even on the list?
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Re: Forestry ID
The annoying thing with IL is that we have a state list that's used for Invites and Regionals. However, at State, we will be using the National list >.< 55 more trees to learn...in around 4 weeks.
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Wow, tht really sucks!! Thank god missouri doesn't do that!tuftedtitmouse12 wrote:The annoying thing with IL is that we have a state list that's used for Invites and Regionals. However, at State, we will be using the National list >.< 55 more trees to learn...in around 4 weeks.
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Re: Forestry ID
The correct answer is american mountain ash.
That's better than having to know all the trees on the nationals list at regionals.135scioly wrote:Wow, tht really sucks!! Thank god missouri doesn't do that!tuftedtitmouse12 wrote:The annoying thing with IL is that we have a state list that's used for Invites and Regionals. However, at State, we will be using the National list >.< 55 more trees to learn...in around 4 weeks.
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