This quiz comes to us from Salicicola, a website for native plants of Eastern Massachusetts. To take the quiz CLICK HERE.
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Massachusetts Spring Plant Quiz
April 3, 2011A Flurry of Flora Flashcards
March 7, 2011Look on the website quizlet.com and you will see many sets of electronic flashcards that can be used to test your knowledge of the flora of a variety of areas from states (Ohio, North Carolina) to local flora. For New Yorkers, you should try the Ohio set since it has a majority of species that are in both states. Someone should make sets for New York plant groups. To access the site CLICK HERE and have fun! – Steve Young
Wildflowers of Central New York Video
February 26, 2011This is a simple slideshow of common wildflowers with birds singing in the background. The photographer needs to work on his focus but it’s nice to see these in the winter and anticipate things to come. Try to guess what they are as they come up (don’t look at the caption!).
Labor Day Holiday Plant Quiz
September 6, 2009These two woody plants with long compound leaves were seen along the Mohawk bike trail in Schenectady County. Can you guess what they are? Click on photos for a larger image.
The first plant is on the first row:
The second plant is on the second row:
Good luck!
Plant Quiz Gets Its Own Link
May 7, 2009You can now access the weekday plant quiz by clicking on the link in the right sidebar under Blogroll. Have fun! – Steve Young
Answers to maple flower quiz
April 28, 2009Number 1: Red maple male flowers. Everything is red!
Number 2: Silver maple female flowers: The fruits are hairy.
Number 3: Boxelder maple male flowers: The stamens are very long.
Number 4: Norway maple perfect flowers: Large petals and bright yellow-green.
Maple flower plant quiz
April 26, 2009Look at the images below and see if you can guess to which species they belong. Maple trees are polygamodioecious. Some are all male and some are all female but sometimes parts of the tree can have male flowers and some parts female. Answers tomorrow.
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- Number 4
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