The Preservation And Management of Vegetation in Ravines in Highland Park Illin

Kenneth Ray Robertson

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Commonly cultivated and either planted and persistent or escaped in the ravines.
Pinus strobus . \^ite Pine, Native, but most plants presently in the ravines probably deliberately planted.
Populus deltoides . Cottonwood. Native. Mostly in bottoms, sometimes on slopes, especially toward Lake, Common.
Prunus pensylvanica . Pin or Fire Cherry. Native. Slopes. Infrequent. April-June.
Prunus serotina . Black Cherry. Native. Slopes. Common. May- June.
Prunus virginiana . Choke Cherry, Native. Slopes.... Common- April- June.
Quercus alba . White Oak. Native. Mostly on tablelands, sometimes on upper slopes. Common.
Quercus rubra . Red Oak. Native. Lower slopes and bottoms. Common.
Rhamnus cathartica . Common Buckthorn, Introduced from Eurasia. Common, May.
Rhus radicans . Poison-ivy. Native. Throughout. Very Common.
Rhus typhina . Staghorn Sumac. Native or possible introduced from farther east. Slopes, especially toward Lake. June-July.
17 - Ribes americanum . Wild Black Current. Native. Edge of stream in bottom.

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