Jenny, 


Reference your question, " where is a distinct western cut-off for northeastern 
tree species?" Tree distribution maps exist showing the natural range of each 
species. You probably know this already. However, a good source for range maps 
is Silvics of North America. Google Silvics of North America, choose a species, 
page down, and view the range map. Each species has its range. You can decide 
what you want to say for a species after viewing its map. Hope this helps. 


Bob 

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Thanks Ed, 

Should I include terms like: Beech Bark Disease, buttressed, bottomlands, bole, 
coppice, core (as in 'to core'), colony, cluster, cling (as in leaf), canopy, 
CBH, etc? 

I didn't go to another glossary to find these, but used some of these terms in 
my description texts. I see this could potentially be a nightmare. But I think 
it's fun to determine the scope of what a winter tree id glossary would include 
from an ENTS perspective. 

FYI the trees I am writing about native to northeastern America - from Bronx 
NYC to Maine, and west to, geez, where? where is a distinct western cut-off for 
northeastern tree species? 

Jenny 



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Jennifer, 

The Arbor Day Foundation has a tree term glossary with a few words: 
http://www.arborday.org/trees/treeguide/glossary.cfm 

There are some others: 

http://forestry.about.com/library/tree/blglosid.htm 

http://www.2shoptrees.com/treeglossary.htm 

http://www.botany.com/index.16.htm 


Acorn, Angiosperm 

Bark, Balding, Berry, Bud, Bud Scar, Branch 

Catkin, Clone, Cone, Conifer, Crown, Crown Spread 



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----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 4:34 PM 
Subject: [ENTS] Winter Tree ID Glossary A-C 

ENTS, 

Happy Thanksgiving! 

Back to working on "the NYBG volunteer who was asked to do a small 
winter id brochure and brought back a 50+ page draft for a book" 
project! 

I want to add a glossary. So, what winter tree id vocabulary do you 
recommend starting with A - C? 

And should words like "bark" be in the glossary? buds? I guess yes? 

I wrote a NYBG winter tree id tour and I can add that with a map to 
the book too. Man, I need a deadline. I'm arbitrarily picking 
1/10/10. 

thanks Jenny 

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