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Dichotomous Key
1a. Needle leaves: go to step 2
1b. Non-needles leaves: go to step 3
2a. Needles are grouped in clusters: pine tree
2b. Needles are individually arranged: spruce tree
3a. Simple (individual) leaves: go to step 4
3b. Compound leaves (leaflets): go to step 5
4a. Leaf edge is smooth and lobed: oak tree
4b. Left edge is rough and tooth-like: elm tree
5a. Leaflets are attached at one point: chestnut tree
5b. Leaflets are attached at many points: walnut tree
1A. Veins branch off the main vein in the middle…..go to 3
1B. Veins branch off of one central point…..go to 2
2A. Star-shaped…..Liquidambar
2B. Heart-shaped…..Cercis
3A. Smooth edge…..Magnolia
3B. Jagged edge…..Betula
1a. Needle leaves: go to step 2
1b. Non-needles leaves: go to step 3
2a. Needles are grouped in clusters: pine tree
2b. Needles are individually arranged: spruce tree
3a. Simple (individual) leaves: go to step 4
3b. Compound leaves (leaflets): go to step 5
4a. Leaf edge is smooth and lobed: oak tree
4b. Left edge is rough and tooth-like: elm tree
5a. Leaflets are attached at one point: chestnut tree
5b. Leaflets are attached at many points: walnut tree
1A. Veins branch off the main vein in the middle…..go to 3
1B. Veins branch off of one central point…..go to 2
2A. Star-shaped…..Liquidambar
2B. Heart-shaped…..Cercis
3A. Smooth edge…..Magnolia
3B. Jagged edge…..Betula
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4A. Alternate branching pattern…..Acer
4B. Opposite branching pattern…..Fraxinus
4B. Opposite branching pattern…..Fraxinus
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