adopt a tree

SaTia Hayes and Daniel Clark

Adopt A Tree

Sycamore

SycamorePlatanus occidintalis

Insufficient light can have a negative impact on its health

The favorable temperature range for this tree is 40 - 70 degrees Fahrenheit

The annual precipitation should be 30 - 80 inches

Prefers nutrient rich, moist soil with drainage for its growth

Twenty years, it can reach a height of 100 feet

Bark, Leaves, and Vines <--- The Sycamore’s trunk and

vines, and bark. It has soft, smooth bark.

Leaves and branches on the Sycamore --->

As the

Fruit the Sycamore produces

Fall --->

Spring --->

<--- Summer

TreeGreen, big

Growing, living, producingLeaf, trunk, branch, vine

Soaring, breathing, survivingBeautiful, tall

Sycamore

Poem

These are the animals that depend on the Sycamore.

Some use it for homes, resting areas, or food.

Animals that depend on the Sycamore

LandscapingFirewoodFurnitureInterior finishFiberboardPaper pulp and biomass for energy production

What the Sycamore wood is used for

Leaves are turning brownVines around the tree are dyingTree is growing tallerDoesn’t provide shade anymoreGreen balls are forming on the branchesTree bark shedding

Changes in our tree

Taking picturesGoing outdoorsObserving natureOur tree

What we liked about the project