Compound Leaves 4-H Forestry Judging.

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Compound Leaves 4-H Forestry Judging

Hickory Compound leaf 5-9 leaflets Usually large Some have pubescents (hair) on petiole or rachis “5 Shaggy Pigs”

mockernut hickory 7-9 leaflets Fuzzy/hairy petiole

pignut hickory 5 leaflets Hickory nut shaped like a pig’s nose

shagbark hickory 5 leaflets

pecan Pinnately compound Arched leaflets with serrated margins

black walnut Pinnately compound 12-18 leaflets Large fruit Leaflets serrated and shorter than pecan

black locust Pinnatey compound Oval leaflets with NO serrations Looks like an olive branch

green ash Opposite branched!! Small serrations, pointed tip

boxelder Opposite branched!! Notice the ‘platforms’ on the terminal leaflet 3-5 leaflets

buckeye Palmately compound (the only one on our list) 5 leaflets with serrations