The document provides descriptions of 15 woody plant species including their identifying features, such as leaf shape and arrangement, flower and fruit characteristics, bark texture, and fall foliage color. Brief descriptions are given for each species' height, growth habit, and environmental requirements. Images are included of some key identifying features like leaves, flowers, fruit, and bark textures to help with visual identification.

3. Catalpa speciosa

20. Ginkgo biloba

21. Gingko biloba Fall Park in Paris

23. Flowers & Fruit

39. Fraxinus americana

45. Fraxinus anomala Arches, Utah

46. Gateway, CO Champions Fraxinus anomala 35’ tall

56. Yellow Fall Color

57. Fraxinus pennsylvanica

63. Compare White Green

64. Compare White Green http://www.uwgb.edu/biodiversity/herbarium/trees/Fraxinus_comparison01.htm

65. Syringa reticulata

70. Syringa reticulata

82. Knees are present on the roots of trees growing in wet muck and shallow water (Adkins Mill Pond, Maryland). Their function is unknown -

83. Celtis occidentalis

84. Celtis occidentalis

85. Celtis occidentalis

97. Ulmus pumila

103. Zelkova serata

112. ID from Photos Entire Tree

116. Park in Paris

118. Syringa reticulata

120. Ulmus pumila

122. Leaf

137. Flower

142. Fruit

149. Celtis occidentalis

151. Bark

156. Fall Color