Handbook of the Trees of New England
Handbook of the Trees of New England
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South to northern Florida; west to Minnesota and Louisiana.
=Habit. =--- A handsome shrub or small tree, 5-20 feet high; trunksometimes 8-10 inches in diameter; broad-topped in the open along theedge of swamps; conspicuous in autumn by its richly colored foliage anddiffusely panicled, pale, yellowish-white fruit.
=Bark. =--Trunk and branches mottled gray, roughish with round spots;branchlets light brown; season's shoots reddish at first, turning laterto gray, thickly beset with rough yellow...ish warts; leaf-scars prominent, triangular.
=Buds and Leaves. =--Buds small, roundish. Leaves pinnately compound, alternate; rachis abruptly widened at base; leaflets 5-13, opposite, short-stalked except the odd one, 2-3 inches long, 1-2 inches wide, smooth, light green and mostly glossy when young, becoming dark greenand often dull, obovate to oval or ovate; entire, often wavy-margined;apex acute, acuminate, or obtuse; base mostly obtuse or rounded; veinsprominent, often red; stipules none.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
South to northern Florida; west to Minnesota and Louisiana.
=Habit. =--- A handsome shrub or small tree, 5-20 feet high; trunksometimes 8-10 inches in diameter; broad-topped in the open along theedge of swamps; conspicuous in autumn by its richly colored foliage anddiffusely panicled, pale, yellowish-white fruit.
=Bark. =--Trunk and branches mottled gray, roughish with round spots;branchlets light brown; season's shoots reddish at first, turning laterto gray, thickly beset with rough yellow...ish warts; leaf-scars prominent, triangular.
=Buds and Leaves. =--Buds small, roundish. Leaves pinnately compound, alternate; rachis abruptly widened at base; leaflets 5-13, opposite, short-stalked except the odd one, 2-3 inches long, 1-2 inches wide, smooth, light green and mostly glossy when young, becoming dark greenand often dull, obovate to oval or ovate; entire, often wavy-margined;apex acute, acuminate, or obtuse; base mostly obtuse or rounded; veinsprominent, often red; stipules none.
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