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Can you ID these seeds?
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Posted by bookjunky4life 5 Central IL (My Page) on Wed, Nov 2, 11 at 10:41
I found these seed pods in a friend's driveway. I suspect they are some kind of tree seed but can't ID them.
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| Don't think so. Catalpa pods are not flat and the seeds look different too. |
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| Actually, the pods and seeds look nothing like Northern Catalpa. Does Southern Catalpa look differently? Red bud maybe? |
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| They look like black locust seed pods. Are the seeds really hard? I am not familiar with catalpa seed but locust seed around here are quite hard. |
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| Found a good photo at this site: http://www.depauw.edu/univ/naturepark/natural history/black locust.asp?vm=r. They definitely could be black locust. The seeds are hard, similar to a red bud in size, but the pods are almost paper thin. |
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| I'm pretty certain these are black locust. I also have honey locust I collected while cutting wood last weekend. |
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| It might be Mimosa. They look just like the pods all around my friends house. |
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| They also look like Mimosa pods. I guess I will just plant them and see what I get. |
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| What trees are they under/near? |
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| I don't know. They were in my boss's driveway. They had to have blown from a neighbor's tree but I have no idea what her neighbors have. She only has sycamore and a small willow. I thought the tree across the road looked like a red bud, but I just don't think they are red bud. |
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| Redbud was my first thought. I have no idea what the seeds look like, but the pods sure look a lot like redbud pods to me. |
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