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If the leaves are compounded click here |
If the leaves are simple, click here 
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If the leaves are doubly compound near the branch tip and singly compound farther back on the branch, and the leaflet edges have very small teeth (nearly smooth), the tree is a honeylocust |
If the leaves are singly compound and the leaflet edges have sharp teeth, click here
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If there are 14-23 leaflets on the leaf and the buds are cream colored, the tree is a black walnut. |
| If there are 7-11 leaflets on the leaf and the buds are bright yellow, the tree is a bitternut hickory.
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| Honeylocust |
Black Walnut |
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| Bitternut Hickory |
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