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Names in italic are exotics
Alder
Downy Green (shrub)
Hazel (shrub)
Speckled (shrub)
Ashes
Black
White
Green
Aspen (Poplar)
Balsam
Bigtooth
Quaking
Other Poplars
Basswood, American
Beech
American
European
Purple or Copper
Birches
Blueleaf
Mountain Paper
Paper
Sweet
Yellow
Hybrid Birches
Butternut
Cherries
Pin
Common Chokecherry (shrub)
Chestnuts
Horsechestnut
Dogwood
Alternate-Leaf
Flowering
Elms
Slippery
Introduced Elms
Hawthorn
Hickory
Bitternut
Shagbark
Honeylocust
Hop-Hornbeam, Eastern or Ironwood
Hornbeam, American
Laurel, Mountian (shrub)
Linden
Little-leaf
Locust
Clammy
Maples
Red or Swamp
Mountain
Silver
Schwedler
Striped or Moosewood
Sugar or Rock
Mountain-Ash
Showy
Nannyberry
Oaks
Northern Red
Scarlet
Swamp White
Plum
Canada or Red
Beach (shrub)
Poison-Ivy (shrub)
Rhododendron, Rosebay (shrub)
Sassafras
Serviceberry
Allegheny
Downy
Sumac
Poison (shrub)
Shining (shrub)
Smooth (shrub)
Staghorn
Sycamore, American or Buttonwood
Tuliptree
Tupelo, Black or Blackgum
Walnut
Heart-nut
Japanese
Willow
Witch-Hazel
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