Wildlife CDE Plant Identification

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Wildlife CDEPlant Identification

• Wildlife CDE

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Cherry

• May have black spots poisonous to most animals
  when it wilts grows most everywhere

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Dogwood
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Hickory

• Compound leaf smells like paint remover
  understory tree

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Red Oak

• Tips of leaf has hairs on the end of the lobes

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White Oak

• Lobes do not have hairs on the ends

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Persimmon

• Produces a fruit that is orange when ripe small
  understory tree

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Loblolly Pine

• Has three needles per bundle

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Poke berry

• Purple leaves, stems, and berries

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Alfalfa

• Legume

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Kobe lespedeza

• Ground cover

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Sericea Lespedeza

• Erosion control ground cover

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Sorghum

• Small grain

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Honey suckle

• Vine

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Bahiagrass - grass
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Beggarweed
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Buckwheat
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Chufa legume, poplar food for turkey
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Eastern Gammagrass
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Fescue- grass
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Indian grass
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Bicolor lespedeza ground cover
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P. Ryegrass
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Perennial Ryegrass
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Partridge Pea ground cover
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Poison Ivy leaves in bundles of three on vine
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Poison oak
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Red Clover ground cover
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White Clover ground cover
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Blackberry vine with thorns
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Muscadine vine with berries
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Sunflowers
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Austrian Winter Pea
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Broom Sedge grows in areas that need to be
fertilized
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Corn
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Crabapple
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Cow Pea
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Greenbriar vine with thorns
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Honeylocust double pinnately compound with
large thorns
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Little Bluestem
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Sawtooth Oak
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Water oak
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Oats
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Orchard grass
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Longleaf pine needles in bundles of three
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Shortleaf pine
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Rye
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Soybean
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Wheat