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Hazel Alder

Alnus serrulata

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Field Notes

Description:

The long red and green catkins are the male. The tiny red flowers in the first photo are the female. The female flowers mature into tiny "cones" seen in this spotting: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/98556016

Habitat:

Cherokee Nat'l Forest

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Alnus serrulata

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Comments (2)
sarah in the woods
Suzmonk, Actually I took that picture the same day, just a different specimen.
suzmonk
Thanks for the related link ... nice to see the same plant in different phases.

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Wildlife of the South East, USA
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Fall Into Phenology
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Eastern North America Trees
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Fruiting Bodies of the World
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Appalachian Beauty
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PublishedNovember 26, 2013

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