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1. dam.assets.ohio.gov › image › uploadTREES OF OHIO field guide

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   emerald ash borer into Ohio in 2003, most of Ohio’s mature ash trees are dead or dying. The total area of forest land in the state has stabi-lized in the past two decades at around 30 percent of the total land area. The majority of forests are in the mid-successional stage and are dominated by trees that are often over a foot in diameter and ...

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3. www.plantmaps.com › ohio-native-plants-and-treesMaps of Native Trees and Plants in Ohio - Plantmaps

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   Acer saccharum - Sugar maple Native Range Map. Acer spicatum - Mountain maple Native Range Map. Aesculus glabra - Ohio buckeye Native Range Map. Aesculus octandra - Yellow buckeye Native Range Map. Alnus rugosa - Speckled alder Native Range Map. Alnus serrulata - Hazel alder Native Range Map. Amelanchier arborea - Downy serviceberry Native ...

4. apps.npr.org › plant-hardiness-garden-mapThe USDA’s gardening zones shifted. This map shows you what’s ...

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   May 13, 2024 · The USDA’s gardening zones shifted. This map shows you what’s changed in vivid. detail. By Daniel Wood, Connie Hanzhang Jin, Brent Jones and Jeff Brady. Recently, the USDA updated its plant hardiness map for the first time in 11 years. If you’re a gardener — and everybody can be a gardener, even on a balcony or a stoop — this is a big ...

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   How does tree-of-Heaven affect native trees in Ohio?

   • Mature trees can produce over 300,000 wind-dispersed seeds per year and can vigorously sprout, allowing it to colonize disturbed sites in Ohio woodlands and suppress native tree growth. Tree-of-heaven can quickly displace native vegetation and produces toxins to inhibit growth of nearby plants.

   TREES OF OHIO field guide - Ohio Department of Natural Resources

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   Are obligate plants common in Ohio?

   • DISTRIBUTION:Throughout Ohio, most common in northern Ohio STATUS:OBL (Obligate wetland) - Almost always occurs in wetlands under natural conditions COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE:YES 38 Annual herb. Stems usually smooth or with short hairs. Leaves opposite, simple, lance-linear and coarsely toothed.

   COMMON WETLAND PLANTS OF OHIO field guide

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   What is a perigynium in a fern?

   • PERIANTH: the cup a flower sits in; the calyx and corolla. PERIGYNIUM: the membranous or papery sack-like structure that envelopes the achene in the sedge genus Carex (plural: perigynia). PETIOLE: supporting stalk of a leaf. PINNA: The primary or first division in a fern frond (plural: pinnae).

   COMMON WETLAND PLANTS OF OHIO field guide

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6. dam.assets.ohio.gov › image › uploadCOMMON WETLAND PLANTS OF OHIO field guide

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   learn more about Ohio’s valuable wetlands. The range map represents the plants found in Ohio. The warmer the color (red) the more likely a species resides in that area, the cooler the color (blue) the less likely it is found in that area. This booklet is produced by the Ohio Division of Wildlife and Division of Natural Areas and Preserves as

7. ohiodnr.gov › discover-and-learn › safetyTree Planting Guide - Ohio Department of Natural Resources

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   Ohio Forestry's Bareroot Tree Planting Guide [PDF] odx-download. Selecting the right tree is the first step in a successful planting.

8. www.clevelandmetroparks.com › getmedia › 420fa064Landscaping for Biodiversity with Ohio Native Plants: A ...

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   Species highlighted in blue are recommended native plants by the Lake Erie Allegheny Partnership (LEAP) www.leapbio.org 4. When purchasing native plants, ensure that the scientific name matches the plant you are buying. Note that common names are sometimes used for more than one species and that species names do change over time.

9. gilmour.com › ohio-planting-zonesOhio Planting Zones - Growing Zone Map | Gilmour

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   There are only two Ohio growing zones and they fall between 5b and 6b. You can quickly find your growing zone using Gilmour’s Interactive Planting Zone Map. Growing zones are also known as planting zones, and they help gardeners decide what flowers, plants or vegetables to plant.