Family: PinaceaeCommon Name: pitch pineEco: Sandy dry soils, very adapted to bad sitesUse: charcoal, iron & glass furnace, terpentine for woodbuilding, tarRange: South Maine to Georgia
Juniperus virginiana
Family: CupressaceaeCommon Name: eastern red cedarEco: tolerates dry areas, usu.
in farmland, early succ. areas, pioneer sp.Use: ornamental, gin, wildlife food, moth deter.Range: central & eastern US
Nyssa sylvatica
Family Name: CornaceaeCommon Name: blackgum, black tupeloEco: wet or dry sites, most wet siteUse: interlocking grain & fiber for cutting boards, old pipes (salt resistant)Range: eastern US (E of Mississippi)
Sassafras albidum
Family Name: LauraceaeCommon Name: sassafrasEco: shade intol., rich moist soilsUse: sassparilla, tea, oil, soap, dye, wildlife foodRange: east of Mississippi
Acer saccharum
Family Name: AceraceaeCommon Name: sugar mapleEco: moist well drained soils, very shade tol.Use: timber, syrupRange: northeast US & upper lake states
Acer rubrum
Family Name: AceraceaeCommon Name: red mapleEco: generalist–anywhere, take over swamps, shade tol.
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Use: softwood, none particularRange: eastern US
Gleditsia triacanthos
Family Name: CaesalpiniaceaeCommon Name: honeylocustEco: river banksUse: fencepostsRange: central & eastern US
Cornus sericea
Family Name: CornaceaeCommon Name: red-osier dogwoodEco: streambanksUse: ornamentalRange: all US
Magnolia virginiana
Family Name: MagnoliaceaeCommon Name: sweetbay magnoliaEco: moist, swampy areasUse: ornamentalRange: southern & eastern coastal states
Catalpa speciosa
Family Name: BignoniaceaeCommon Name: northern catalpaEco: bottomlands, planted, shade intol.Use: fenceposts, RR ties
Clethra alnifolia
Family Name: ClethraceaeCommon Name: sweet pepperbushEco: lowland
Salix nigra
Family Name: SalicaceaeCommon Name: black willowEco: lowlandsUse: quanine from used to treat malariaRange: central & eastern US
Chamaecyparis thyoides
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Atlantic white-cedarEco: muck soils, swampsUse: indestructable wood, shingles, wood buildingRange: Atlantic & Gulf states
Liquidambar styraciflua
Family Name: HamamelidaceaeCommon Name: sweet gumEco: bottomland, moist sites (high clay content), shade intol.Use: resin for perfume, timber–furniture under veneerRange: southern & eastern US to CT & southwest to TX
Platanus occidentalis
Family Name: PlatanaceaeCommon Name: sycamoreEco: wetlandUse: cutting boards, butcher blocksRange: east of Mississippi
Platanus acerifolia
Family Name: PlatanaceaeCommon Name: London planetreeEco: planted, street treesUse: cutting boards, butcher blocks, ornamentalRange: non-native, imported
Prunus serotina
Family Name: RosaceaeCommon Name: black cherryEco: moist sites, shade intol., pioneer sp., old fieldsUse: furniture, wildlife food, veneerRange: PA (alleghany plateau), central & east US
Pinus strobus
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: eastern white pineEco: sandy, loamy soils, predeterminate growthUse: timber sp.Range: lake states, north & east US
Tsuga canadensis
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: eastern hemlockEco: very shade tol., moist areas–ravines, late succes. speciesUse: tannin from bark for treating/tanning animal hideRange: northeastern US along Appalachian mntns.
to TN, lake states–ravines
Cornus florida
Family Name: CornaceaeCommon Name: flowering dogwoodEco: understory tree (shade tol.), moist hardwood areasUse: quanine, red dye, wildlife foodRange: eastern to southeast US
Picea abies
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Norway spruceEco: plantedUse: ornamentalRange: non-native, imported
Ilex opaca
Family Name: AquifoliaceaeCommon Name: American hollyEco: moist soils, shade tol., understory sp., dieciousUse: ornamental, wildlife foodRange: southeast US & eastern coastal states
Pinus sylvestris
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: scots pine, scotch pineEco: dry tolerant, wide distributionUse: firewood, christmas treesRange: wide area, from Europe
Cercis canadensis
Family Name: CaesalpiniaceaeCommon Name: redbudEco: streambanks, lowlands & moist soilsUse: ornamentalRange: southeast & central US
Thuja occidentalis
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: northern white cedarEco: limestone outcrops, basic soils, shallow sphagnum bogsUse: fenceposts, railings, shingles, pulpwoodRange: northeast US, lake states, parts of Canada
Betula nigra
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: river birch, red birchEco: river banks, floodplains, low elevations, shade intol.Use: ornamentalRange: eastern US
Pinus echinata
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: shortleaf pineEco: dry uplandsUse: timber, wildlife nestingRange: south & eastern US
Diospyros virginiana
Family Name: EbenaceaeCommon Name: persimmonEco: rich, moist soils, dieciousUse: wildlife foodRange: southern & eastern US
Betula populifolia
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: gray birchEco: shade intol., grow on poor soils, early succes.Use: make spools, big trees for veneerRange: northern Maine to northern DE, west to PA, Canada to Alaska
Juglans nigra
Family Name: JuglandaceaeCommon Name: black walnutEco: shade intol.
, rich moist soils in alluvial origin, good on poor sitesUse: veneer, wildlife foodRange: central & eastern US
Juglans cinerea
Family Name: JuglandaceaeCommon Name: butternutEco: shade intol., rich moist soils in alluvial origin, good on poor sites, first to drop leaves & last to leaf outUse: wildlife foodRange: eastern US except southeast
Pyrus communis
Family Name: RosaceaeCommon Name: pearEco: everywhereUse: edible fruitRange: everywhere
Pinus virginiana
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: virginia pineEco: good on poor soil, shade intol., farm–pioneer sp.Use: paper/pulpwoodRange: center of eastern US
Populus alba
Family Name: SalicaceaeCommon Name: white poplarEco: introduced sp., dieciousUse: cheap brittle woodRange: introduced
Family Name: MoraceaeCommon Name: white mulberryEco: introducedUse: ornamental, edible fruitRange: introduced
Morus rubra
Family Name: MoraceaeCommon Name: red mulberryEco: nativeUse: ornamental, edible fruitRange: native
Rhus glabra
Family Name: AnacardiaceaeCommon Name: smooth sumacUse: stabilize soils, wildlife foodRange: most US
Rhus typhina
Family Name: AnacardiaceaeCommon Name: staghorn sumacUse: stabilize soils, wildlife foodRange: northeast US
Rhus copallina
Family Name: AnacardiaceaeCommon Name: shining/winged sumacUse: stabilize soils, wildlife foodRange: central & eastern US
Paulownia tomentosa
Family Name: ScrophulariaceaeCommon Name: princess treeEco: introduced, allUse: packing material, wedding boxes (wood) for JapanRange: introduced, everywhere
Ulmus americana
Family Name: UlmaceaeCommon Name: American elmEco: lining streets, wet to moist areas, rich soilUse: ornamental, nice woodRange: central & eastern US, Canada
Ulmus rubra
Family Name: UlmaceaeCommon Name: slippery elmEco: more moist areas than American elmUse: ornamental, cough dropsRange: central & eastern US except Canada & coastal areas
Picea pungens
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: blue spruceEco: withstands droughtUse: ornamentalRange: Rocky mountains (N 6,000-9,000 ft; S 8,000-11,000 ft) Montana to New Mexico
Gymnocladus dioicus
Family Name: CaesalpiniaceaeCommon Name: Kentucky coffeetreeEco: moist soils, bottomlandsUse: fences, RR ties, early settlers used seeds for coffeeRange: central US
Chionanthus virginicus
Family Name: OleaceaeCommon Name: fringetreeEco: moist areas, streambanks, sandy rich moist soilsUse: ornamental, wildlife foodRange: south eastern US
Fraxinus pennsylvanica
Family Name: OleaceaeCommon Name: green ashEco: wet sites, streambanks, dieciousUse: baseball bats, handles, furniture, urban areasRange: eastern & central US
Fraxinus americana
Family Name: OleaceaeCommon Name: white ashEco: fertile upland soils, dieciousUse: bats, handles, furniture, urban areasRange: eastern US
Alnus serrulata
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: hazel alderUse: wildlife food, soil erosionRange: eastern part of central US
Alnus rugosa
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: speckled alderUse: wildlife food, soil erosionRange: northeast US & Canada
Aralia spinosa
Family Name: AraliaceaeCommon Name: devil’s walking stickEco:; grow quickUse:; ornamental, wildlife foodRange:; central ; eastern US
Taxodium distichum
Family Name:; CupressaceaeCommon Name:; baldcypressEco:; bottomlandsUse:; coffins, fenceposts, ornamentalRange:; Atlantic ; Gulf coast states
Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Family Name:; CupressaceaeCommon Name:; metasequoiaEco:; from waterfir valley ChinaUse:; ornamentalRange:; China
Pinus flexilis
Family Name:; PinaceaeCommon Name:; limber pineUse:; lumber, RR ties, polesRange:; Canada to Southern CA
Quercus velutina
Family Name:; FagaceaeCommon Name:; black oakEco:; poor sites (crowded out from competition)Use:; firewood, yellow dyeRange:; central ; eastern US
Quercus coccinea
Family Name:; FagaceaeCommon Name:; scarlet oakEco:; dry sandy soilsUse:; firewoodRange:; central ; northeast US;
Quercus alba
Family Name:; FagaceaeCommon Name:; white oakEco:; deep moist soils, intermediate shade tol.Use:; important timber–furnitureRange: eastern US
Prunus avium
Family Name: RosaceaeCommon Name: sweet cherryUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Ailanthus altissima
Family Name: SimaroubaceaeCommon Name: tree-of-heavenEco: citiesRange: cities, disturbed areas, introduced from China
Acer saccharinum
Family Name: AceraceaeCommon Name: silver mapleEco: bottomland sp.Use: ornamentalRange: eastern US except southeast
Acer palmatum
Family Name: AceraceaeCommon Name: Japanese mapleEco: plantedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Carya alba
Family Name: JuglandaceaeCommon Name: mockernut hickoryEco: dry sandy to fertile uplandsUse: handles in tools–takes a shockRange: eastern US
Quercus montana
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: chestnut oakEco: poor dry soilsUse: lumber, tannin for curing hidesRange: northeast US & south along Appalachians (high alti.)
Quercus falcata
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: southern red oakEco: uplandsRange: southeast US
Family Name: TaxaceaeCommon Name: yewsEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced, usually tropical–family
Robinia pseudoacacia
Family Name: FabaceaeCommon Name: black locustEco: lot sites, rich soils, limestone, shade intol.Use: fenceposts, nails/wooden pegs for shipsRange: WV, KY, VA, TN, NC
Thuja orientalis
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: oriental arborvitaeEco: ornamental, hooked fleshy blue coneUse: ornamentalRange: from China, Asia
Platycladus orientalis
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: oriental arborvitae
Tilia americana
Family Name: TiliaceaeCommon Name: American basswood/lindenEco: moist soils, shade tol. when young, shade intol. olderUse: timber, carvingRange: northeast US & lake states
Celtis occidentalis
Family Name: UlmaceaeCommon Name: hackberryEco: moist soils, limestone outcrops, floodplain sediments make rich soilUse: wildlife foodRange: central & eastern US except southeast
Toxicodendron radicans
Family Name: AnacardiaceaeCommon Name: poison ivyRange: central & eastern US
Toxicodendron vernix
Family Name: AnacardiaceaeCommon Name: poison sumacRange: eastern US
Tilia cordata
Family Name: TiliaceaeCommon Name: little leaf linden
Carya illinoinensis
Family Name: JuglandaceaeCommon Name: pecan hickoryEco: bottomlandUse: handles, smoking foodRange: south & east US
Quercus acutissima
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: sawtooth oakEco: from AsiaUse: ornamentalRange: from Asia
Pinus taeda
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: loblolly pineEco: good deep, poor moist, or dry soilsUse: major pulpwood, lumberRange: southeast US
Pinus nigra
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Austrian pineEco: from EuropeUse: ornamental, windbreakRange: from Europe
Quercus macrocarpa
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: bur oakEco: dry uplands, bottomlandsUse: timber, ornamental, pollution resistantRange: central US & lake states
Ginkgo biloba
Family Name: GinkgoaceaeCommon Name: ginkgoEco: old long lived, very resistant, dioeciousUse: ornamental–cities, fruit delicacyRange: anywhere
Carpinus betulus
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: European hornbeamEco: introduced, plantedUse: ornamentalRange: planted, introduced
Cedrus atlantica
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: atlas cedarUse: ornamentalRange/Eco: imported
Hamamelis virginiana
Family Name: HamamelidaceaeCommon Name: witch-hazelEco: rich moist soils, understory sp., flowers in fallUse: ornamentalRange: eastern US
Acer griseum
Family Name: AceraceaeCommon Name: paperbark mapleUse: ornamentalRange/Eco: introduced from China
Family Name: JuglandaceaeCommon Name: bitternut hickoryEco: moist soilsUse: handles…Range: eastern US
Fagus grandifolia
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: American beechEco: rich to dry soils, upland, very shade tol.
Range: east of Mississippi except Florida
Lindera benzoin
Family Name: LauraceaeCommon Name: spicebushEco: damp soils–richUse: wildlife foodRange: central & eastern US
Quercus rubra
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: northern red oakUse: firewood…Range: east US, eastern half of central US, not FL or Gulf states
Cladrastis kentukea
Family Name: FabaceaeCommon Name: yellowwoodUse: ornamentalRange: central US & Ohio valley
Tilia tomentosa
Family Name: TiliaceaeCommon Name: silver lindenEco: importedUse: ornamentalRange: imported
Pinus thunbergiana
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Japanese black pineEco: tolerates saltUse: ornamental?Range: from Japan
Carya glabra
Family Name: JuglandaceaeCommon Name: pignut hickoryEco: upland, dryUse: tough wood–handles of toolsRange: eastern US except coastal plain
Xanthocyparis nootkatensis
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Alaska cedarEco: bottomlands, moist well drained soils, droopy branchesUse: ornamentalRange: western sp., southeast Alaska to Washington’s Cascade mntns. to southern Oregon–1900-2800 feet
Abies fraseri
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: fraser firEco: usually growing with red spruce & yellow birch, narrow spirelike crown–shakes off snowUse: christmas treesRange: southern Appalachians–4500-6900 feet
Fagus sylvatica
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: European beechEco: shade tol., elephant skin crook, lot of variationUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Pyrus calleryana
Family Name: RosaceaeCommon Name: bradford pearEco: extensively planted in urban areas, small round pome, branches break easilyUse: ornamentalRange: imported
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: douglas-firEco: mntns., high genetic diversity, cone bracts longer than scales, mature at 25 yearsUse: #1 lumber sp.
Range: west coast in Rocky Mntns.
Aesculus hipocastanum
Family Name: hippocastanaceaeCommon Name: horsechestnutEco: very spreading crown, large spiny nut, sticky terminal budUse: ornamentalRange: from Europe
Ostrya virginiana
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: hophornbeamEco: rich soils, small treeUse: ornamentalRange: central & eastern US
Wisteria floribunda
Family Name: FabaceaeCommon Name: Japanese wisteriaEco: quick growing vine, invasiveUse: ornamentalRange: from Japan
Wisteria frutescens
Family Name: FabaceaeCommon Name: American wisteriaEco: quick growing vineUse: ornamentalRange: VA, FL, TX–native sp.
Larix laricina
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: tamarack, larchEco: cool swamps, sphagnum bogs, wet sites, shade intol., short shoot growthRange: northeast US, some central US, & Canada
Larix kaempferi
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Japanese larchEco: introduced, cone scales reflexedRange: introduced
Larix decidua
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: European larchRange: introduced
Quercus ilicifolia
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: scrub/bear oakEco: poor soilsUse: wildlife foodRange: northeast US
Quercus marilandica
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: blackjack oakEco: open dry poor sites, shrublikeUse: wildlife foodRange: southeast US
Quercus phellos
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: willow oakEco: bottomlands, poor drained soils, lot of fine branchesUse: urban treeRange: southeast US except FL
Quercus stellata
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: post oakEco: dry, gravel, sandy soils, poor sites, round terminal buds, cross shaped leafUse: wildlife food, firewoodRange: eastern & southeast US
Carya ovata
Family Name: JuglandaceaeCommon Name: shagbark hickoryEco: upland sites (north), deep moist alluvial soils (south), longer skinnier bud, shaggy barkUse: tool handles, ornamentalRange: eastern US
Pinus resinosa
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: red pineEco: sandy soils, intermed. shade tol.Use: stabilize soils, reforestation, ornamentalRange: northeast US & lake states
Carpinus caroliniana
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: American HornbeamEco: rich soils, near streams & riversUse: ornamental?Range: East of Mississippi
Celastrus orbiculatus
Family Name: CelastraceaeCommon Name: Oriental BittersweetUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Celastrus scandens
Family Name: CelastraceaeCommon Name: American BittersweetEco: generalistUse: wildlife foodRange: East of Rockies
Quercus palustris
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: Pin OakEco: bottomlands, poor drained soilsUse: ornamental, good city tree b/c resistant to pollution, firewoodRange: Central & Northeast US
Acer negundo
Family Name: AceraceaeCommon Name: BoxelderEco: deep moist soils, dry poor sitesUse: ornamental?Range: most US except coast
Abies concolor
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: White FirEco: moist well drained gravelly loam covered slopes w/ Northern exposure (more shade)Use: ornamental?Range: Western US, largest range
Pseudolarix amabilis
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: PseudolarixEco: introduced, slow growingUse: ornamentalRange: introduced from China
Pinus bungeana
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Lacebark PineEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced from China
Castanea dentata
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: American ChestnutEco: gets fungus that blows out phloemUse: used wood in furnitureRange: eastern US
Castanea mollisima
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: Chinese ChestnutEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Magnolia grandiflora
Family Name: MagnoliaceaeCommon Name: Southern MagnoliaEco: moist sitesUse: ornamentalRange: southeast US, NC is northern limit
Cornus kousa
Family Name: CornaceaeCommon Name: Kousa DogwoodEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Parrotia persica
Family Name: HamamelidaceaeCommon Name: Persian ParrotiaEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Cedrus deodara
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Deodar CedarEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Family Name: CornaceaeCommon Name: Silky DogwoodEco: lowlands, streamsUse: wildlife foodRange: eastern US
Populus tremuloides
Family Name: SalicaceaeCommon Name: Trembling AspenEco: generalist, dioecious, shade intol.Range: US & Canada
Populus grandidentata
Family Name: SalicaceaeCommon Name: Bigtooth AspenEco: generalist, dioecious, shade intol.
Range: northeast US & lake states
Betula lenta
Family Name: BetulaceaeCommon Name: Black Birch, Sweet BirchEco: mesic (wet) sites, shade intol.Use: making birch beer, veneer, spoolsRange: NE U.S. & App. mntns.
Juniperus communis
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Common JuniperEco: dioecious, shrub or small treeUse: ornamentalRange: transcontinental U.S.–N U.S.
, Canada, lake states
Aesculus flava
Family Name: HippocastanaceaeCommon Name: Yellow BuckeyeEco: mesic slopes & coves, rivers & streamsUse: furniture, carvingRange: SW PA along Appl. mntns. through GA & FL
Cercidiphyllum japonicum
Family Name: CercidiphyllaceaeCommon Name: KatsuratreeEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Lagerstroemia indica
Family Name: LythraceaeCommon Name: CrapemyrtleEco: small tree, introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Halesia tetraptera
Family Name: StyracaceaeCommon Name: SilverbellEco: wooded slopes, streambanks, moist soilUse: ornamentalRange: WV, OH, IL-FL to E OK
Chamaecyparis obtusa
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Hinoki FalsecypressEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced-Asia
Cunninghamia lanceolata
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: China FirEco: introducedUse: timber (China), ornamental, coffinsRange: introduced
Ulmus parvifolia
Family Name: UlmaceaeCommon Name: Chinese ElmEco: introduced from ChinaUse: ornamentalRange: introduced from China
Oxydendrum arboreum
Family Name: EricaceaeCommon Name: SourwoodUse: ornamentalRange: SE U.
S.
Magnolia tripetala
Family Name: MagnoliaceaeCommon Name: Umbrella MagnoliaEco: understory sp.Use: ornamentalRange: SE U.S.
Rhododendron maximum
Family Name: EricaceaeCommon Name: RhododendronEco: acidic soils up to 3200′ elevationUse: ornamental, wildlife cover, carving woodRange: NE U.S. down to App. Mntns.
Styphnolobium japonicum
Family Name: FabaceaeCommon Name: Japanese Pagoda TreeEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Wollemia nobilis
Family Name: AraucariaceaeCommon Name: Wollemi FirEco: canyons, low genetic variabilityUse: ornamentalRange: introduced from Australia
Pinus mugo
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Mugo PineEco: usually groundcoverUse: ornamentalRange: from Europe
Quercus bicolor
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: Swamp White OakEco: moist areas, swampsUse: furniture, veneerRange: N half of E U.S.
Sequoia sempervirens
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: RedwoodEco: sprouts from everywhereUse: indestructable woodRange: SW OR to CA
Pinus wallichiana
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Himalayan PineEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced from Himalayas
Cedrus libani
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Cedar-of-LebanonEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Acer pensylvanicum
Family Name: AceraceaeCommon Name: Striped MapleEco: monoecious or dioecious, cool moist areas, very shade tol., small shrub to small treeUse: ornamentalRange: NE U.S., lake states, App. Mntns.
Sequoiadendron giganteum
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Giant SequoiaEco: need fire, shallow rootsUse: very durable woodRange: groves along Sierra Nevadas–4500′-7500′
Cupressus arizonica
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Arizona CypressEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: C & S AZ
Asimina triloba
Family Name: AnnonaceaeCommon Name: PawpawEco: deep rich moist soils, shade tol.Use: wildlife food, edible fruit, yellow dyeRange: SE U.S.
Quercus michauxii
Family Name: FagaceaeCommon Name: Swamp Chestnut OakEco: lowlandsUse: timber, furnitureRange: Atlantic & Gulfcoast states, Miss. valley
Chamaecyparis pisifera
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Sawara-CedarEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced from Japan
Sciadopitys verticillata
Family Name: SciadopityaceaeCommon Name: Umbrella PineEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Cryptomeria japonica
Family Name: CupressaceaeCommon Name: Japanese CryptomeriaEco: introducedUse: ornamentalRange: introduced
Pinus palustris
Family Name: PinaceaeCommon Name: Longleaf PineEco: well drained soils to wet sites, very diverse forest ecosystemUse: high quality woodRange: Southeast U.S.
