Index for Album F-2000-11-19: Foraging in Central Park - Nov 19, 2000

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Number	Thumbnail	Caption	Number	Thumbnail	Caption
1		Wild raisin, close up. Scientific name: Viburnum opulus or V. cassinoides	2		Wild raisin Scientific name: Viburnum opulus or V. cassinoides
3		Jet berry, poisonous. Scientific name: Ardisia humilis	4		Multi-floral rose with mold on the rose hips. Scientific name: Rosa spieces
5		Wrinkled rose, Wildman sbout to eat a rose hip. Scientific name: Rosa rugosa	6		Wrinkled rose, the only flower left. Scientific name: Rosa rugosa
7		Wrinkled rose. Note feathered compound leaves. Scientific name: Rosa rugosa	8		Witch hazel Scientific name: Hamamelis
9		Epazote Scientific name: Chenopodium ambrosioides	10		Poor man’s pepper Scientific name: Lepidium virginicum
11		Black nightshade, poisonous. Scientific name: Solanum americanum	12		Lamb’s quarters (not on tour). Also white snake root in upper right. Scientific name: Chenopodium album
13		White snakeroot gone to seed. Poisonous. Scientific name: Ageratina altissima	14		Hawthorne Scientific name: Crataegus species
15		Hawthorne closeup Scientific name: Crataegus species	16		Hawthorne berry with larva inside Scientific name: Crataegus species
17		Lady’s thumb Scientific name: Polygonum persicaria	18		Dandelion. Okay to eat now. Scientific name: Taraxacum officinale
19		Wildman looking at snakeroot flower. Scientific name: Ageratina altissima	20		Northern bay berry (male) Scientific name: Myrica pensylvanica
21		Mulberry tree Scientific name: Morus	22		Japanese knotweed Scientific name: Fallopia japonica
23		Japanese knotweed shoots. Will come up and be edible next spring. Scientific name: Fallopia japonica	24		Mugwort Scientific name: Artemisia vulgaris
25		1st year burdock. Root can be dug up. Scientific name: Arctium species	26		2nd year burdock. Not edible. Note burrs. Scientific name: Arctium species
27		Burdock roots some people dug up. Scientific name: Arctium species	28		Kentucky coffee tree pod and seed. Scientific name: Gymnocladus dioicus
29		Kentucky coffee tree. The pods up in the tree will fall in the spring. Scientific name: Gymnocladus dioicus	30		Garlic mustard, 1st year. Scientific name: Alliaria officinalis
31		Smaller mugwort Scientific name: Artemisia vulgaris	32		Violets Scientific name: Viola papilionacea
33		Violet seed pod. Not edible. Scientific name: Viola papilionacea	34		Field garlic Scientific name: Allium vineale
35		Sassafras tree trunk Scientific name: Sassafras albidum	36		Sassafras saplings Scientific name: Sassafras albidum
37		Raspberry bush Scientific name: Rubus occidentalis	38		Raspberries. These not ripe yet. There were a few ripe ones way in the back of the bunch. Scientific name: Rubus occidentalis
39		Smooth sumac Scientific name: Rhus glabra	40		Smooth sumac berries Scientific name: Rhus glabra
41		Crabapple tree. The brown ones are ripe. Scientific name: Malus	42		Gingko berries Scientific name: Ginkgo biloba
43		Gingko leaves Scientific name: Ginkgo biloba	44		Red juneberry Scientific name: Amelanchier species
45		Red juneberry closeup Scientific name: Amelanchier species

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