Black Locust ( Robina pseudoacacia L.) By: Marquise Smalls Donte’ Smithson.

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Black Locust (Robina pseudoacacia L.) By: Marquise Smalls Donte’ Smithson

Transcript of Black Locust ( Robina pseudoacacia L.) By: Marquise Smalls Donte’ Smithson.

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Black Locust(Robina pseudoacacia L.)By: Marquise SmallsDonte’ Smithson

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Interesting Facts

•Medium sized tree

•Grows up to 80 ft. tall

•Prefer sandy or rocky soil

•Found in fields and open areas •An entire leaf is 6 to 12 inches long

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Bark

•Rough

•Light gray with deep furrows

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Leaves

•Pinnately compound leaves

•One leaf (7-19) leaflets on one main stem

•Leaflets are always paired

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Organisms uses

•Food source for white-tailed deer and wild turkey

•Black rat snake and eastern gray squirrel use this tree for shelter

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Poem

LeafletsCompound Green

Breathing Providing Spacing Growing Shelter Food Life Peace

Rough Light GrayRocky

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What we like about our tree?

•Fences are products of the black locust tree