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Unscramble Letters Some examples of treesOnline version Identify trees by Cbm Primrose 1 Palmately compound leaves. Used in gardening. Its chestnuts are inedible. H U S E E H N O S T R T C 2 Edible chestnuts. Elongated leaves with saw-like teeth along the margins. Likely brought by the Romans from Asia. H N T S C E T U 3 Its leaves are fan-shaped and it is a deciduous gymnosperm. Used in gardening for its beauty. Native to China. O N G G K I 4 Tree that grows near water and has long, thin branches. Riparian species. W W L L O I 5 Used as Christmas tree. Pyramid shape. Leaves like needles. Cones grow upwards. Evergreen conifer. I F R 6 An evergreen conifer with small rounded woody cones and flattened leaves like scales. R S C Y E P S 7 Lobed leaves. Fruits are acorns. Their forests provide vital spaces to eat, shelter and breed for many species. A K O 8 Odd pinnately compound leaves; used for making baseball bat; riparian species (grows nearby river or stream). H S A 9 It has smooth, papery bark that peels off in thin layers. Silver bark. Triangular /diamond-shaped leaves. I R B C H 10 Gymnosperm that is an evergreen conifer with leaves like needles. Female cone with woody scales that after pollination contains the seeds. Male cone is smaller and it is only in spring. P N E I 11 Evergreen conifer that has red false fruits. Leaves like needles. W E Y 12 Dark green leaves are racquet-shaped and leathery, with serrated edges. The leaf tip is never pointed. Flowers are on catkins. Male catkin is pendulous and female catkin is oval. Riparian species. E R L A D 13 Pointed oval green leaves with a lightly toothed or wavy margin developing as the leaf matures. Smooth grey bark. H E C B E 14 Leaves are round-to-oval shaped with a distinct pointed tip and doubly toothed margin. Oval fruits mature into edible nuts with a woody shell surrounded by a cup of leafy bracts. E H A Z L 15 Native to Australia. Blue-green adult leaves that are long and hang downwards. They deplete soil, reduce biodiversity, and increase wildfire risk. A L P S C U U Y E T 16 Simple leaves with five lobes. They fade to a rich, golden yellow or red, before falling in autumn. Red petiole. Winged fruits which are dispersed by wind. M A E P L 17 It was introduced by the Romans who valued its nuts. Female flowers develop into a fruit with a green, fleshy husk and a brown, wrinkled walnut. Pinnately compound leaves. U T W L N A

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Some examples of treesOnline version

Identify trees

by Cbm Primrose

Palmately compound leaves. Used in gardening. Its chestnuts are inedible.

H U S E E H N O S T R T C

Edible chestnuts. Elongated leaves with saw-like teeth along the margins. Likely brought by the Romans from Asia.

Its leaves are fan-shaped and it is a deciduous gymnosperm. Used in gardening for its beauty. Native to China.

Tree that grows near water and has long, thin branches. Riparian species.

Used as Christmas tree. Pyramid shape. Leaves like needles. Cones grow upwards. Evergreen conifer.

An evergreen conifer with small rounded woody cones and flattened leaves like scales.

Lobed leaves. Fruits are acorns. Their forests provide vital spaces to eat, shelter and breed for many species.

Odd pinnately compound leaves; used for making baseball bat; riparian species (grows nearby river or stream).

It has smooth, papery bark that peels off in thin layers. Silver bark. Triangular /diamond-shaped leaves.

Gymnosperm that is an evergreen conifer with leaves like needles. Female cone with woody scales that after pollination contains the seeds. Male cone is smaller and it is only in spring.

Evergreen conifer that has red false fruits. Leaves like needles.

Dark green leaves are racquet-shaped and leathery, with serrated edges. The leaf tip is never pointed. Flowers are on catkins. Male catkin is pendulous and female catkin is oval. Riparian species.

Pointed oval green leaves with a lightly toothed or wavy margin developing as the leaf matures. Smooth grey bark.

Leaves are round-to-oval shaped with a distinct pointed tip and doubly toothed margin. Oval fruits mature into edible nuts with a woody shell surrounded by a cup of leafy bracts.

Native to Australia. Blue-green adult leaves that are long and hang downwards. They deplete soil, reduce biodiversity, and increase wildfire risk.

Simple leaves with five lobes. They fade to a rich, golden yellow or red, before falling in autumn. Red petiole. Winged fruits which are dispersed by wind.

It was introduced by the Romans who valued its nuts. Female flowers develop into a fruit with a green, fleshy husk and a brown, wrinkled walnut. Pinnately compound leaves.

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Some examples of trees

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Some examples of treesOnline version

by Cbm Primrose

Palmately compound leaves. Used in gardening. Its chestnuts are inedible.

Edible chestnuts. Elongated leaves with saw-like teeth along the margins. Likely brought by the Romans from Asia.

Its leaves are fan-shaped and it is a deciduous gymnosperm. Used in gardening for its beauty. Native to China.

Tree that grows near water and has long, thin branches. Riparian species.

Used as Christmas tree. Pyramid shape. Leaves like needles. Cones grow upwards. Evergreen conifer.

An evergreen conifer with small rounded woody cones and flattened leaves like scales.

Lobed leaves. Fruits are acorns. Their forests provide vital spaces to eat, shelter and breed for many species.

Odd pinnately compound leaves; used for making baseball bat; riparian species (grows nearby river or stream).

It has smooth, papery bark that peels off in thin layers. Silver bark. Triangular /diamond-shaped leaves.

Gymnosperm that is an evergreen conifer with leaves like needles. Female cone with woody scales that after pollination contains the seeds. Male cone is smaller and it is only in spring.

Evergreen conifer that has red false fruits. Leaves like needles.

Dark green leaves are racquet-shaped and leathery, with serrated edges. The leaf tip is never pointed. Flowers are on catkins. Male catkin is pendulous and female catkin is oval. Riparian species.

Pointed oval green leaves with a lightly toothed or wavy margin developing as the leaf matures. Smooth grey bark.

Leaves are round-to-oval shaped with a distinct pointed tip and doubly toothed margin. Oval fruits mature into edible nuts with a woody shell surrounded by a cup of leafy bracts.

Native to Australia. Blue-green adult leaves that are long and hang downwards. They deplete soil, reduce biodiversity, and increase wildfire risk.

Simple leaves with five lobes. They fade to a rich, golden yellow or red, before falling in autumn. Red petiole. Winged fruits which are dispersed by wind.

It was introduced by the Romans who valued its nuts. Female flowers develop into a fruit with a green, fleshy husk and a brown, wrinkled walnut. Pinnately compound leaves.

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