In this repository, I am sharing how to do tree species identification using only an image of a bark. Please note that in this project, I didn't follow how the original authors splitted the data. For ...

There are plenty of twigs about after the recent storms to help anyone keen to learn a bit more about how to identify the ...

Bark can look different as a tree matures or based on growing conditions. It can be tricky to use bark to identify a young tree. But there is another way to tell: scratch and sniff. The bark of ...

Some twigs are hairy, while others are smooth. Because most trees have bark that changes in appearance with age, it can be hard to identify a sapling by its bark. On the other hand, some saplings are ...

Most people only look at a tree’s leaves to try to identify it, but there are plenty of trees in the city that are easy to recognize just by looking at their bark, buds, and branches. And you can even ...

Join Janet Eger, a seasoned forester with over 40 years of field experience, for a hands-on workshop on winter tree ...

And if it has multi-colored bark that is falling off ... Knowing where you are can also be a valuable clue to identifying the trees around you. For street trees, London planetrees, honeylocusts, and ...

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One way trees endure winter is through adaptations in their bark. With the deciduous leaves long gone, the winter forest has been laid bare, giving us the perfect conditions to attune ourselves to the ...

An invasive fungal pathogen causes the disease and occurs throughout Minnesota. Elm bark beetles spread the DED fungus when feeding. The DED fungus can spread from tree to tree through root grafts.