Wildlife CDE Plant Identification Wildlife CDE. Cherry zMay have black spots poisonous to most animals when it wilts – grows most everywhere.

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Wildlife CDE Plant Identification Wildlife CDE

Cherry zMay have black spots poisonous to most animals when it wilts – grows most everywhere

Dogwood

Hickory zCompound leaf – smells like paint remover – understory tree

Red Oak z Tips of leaf has hairs on the end of the lobes

White Oak zLobes do not have hairs on the ends

Persimmon zProduces a fruit that is orange when ripe – small understory tree

Loblolly Pine zHas three needles per bundle

Poke berry zPurple leaves, stems, and berries

Alfalfa zLegume

Kobe lespedeza zGround cover

Sericea Lespedeza zErosion control ground cover

Sorghum zSmall grain

Honey suckle zVine

Bahiagrass - grass

Beggarweed

Buckwheat

Chufa – legume, poplar food for turkey

Eastern Gammagrass

Fescue- grass

Indian grass

Bicolor lespedeza – ground cover

P. Ryegrass

Perennial Ryegrass

Partridge Pea – ground cover

Poison Ivy – leaves in bundles of three on vine

Poison oak

Red Clover – ground cover

White Clover – ground cover

Blackberry – vine with thorns

Muscadine – vine with berries

Sunflowers

Austrian Winter Pea

Broom Sedge – grows in areas that need to be fertilized

Corn

Crabapple

Cow Pea

Greenbriar – vine with thorns

Honeylocust – double pinnately compound with large thorns

Little Bluestem

Sawtooth Oak

Water oak

Oats

Orchard grass

Longleaf pine – needles in bundles of three

Shortleaf pine

Rye

Soybean

Wheat