Note: Not included above but commonly found in the longleaf pine range is a cross between loblolly and longleaf pine. This hybrid tree has characteristics of both parents. [1]Only native pine in Texas that sprouts. Pitch pockets are usually present in bark of older trees. THE HARDWOODS TREES WITH SIMPLE LEAVES [Illustration: Leaf Margins—Smooth (Leaves opposite on twig)] Fruits: Page Drupe (or berry) Dogwood 107 Fringetree 117 Pod Catalpa 118 Desertwillow 119 Multiple Fruit Buttonbush 120 [Illustration: Leaf Margins—Smooth (Leaves alternate on twig)] Fruits: Page Pod Corkwood 35 Pawpaw 72 Redbud 88 Acorn White oaks 48-50, 52-59 Drupe (or berry) Hackberry 66 Redbay 73 Sassafras 74 Blackgum 105 Farkleberry 108 Gum Elastic 109 Southern Buckthorn 109, 127 Persimmon 110, 127 Privet Swamp 116 Multiple Fruit Bios-d’arc 69 Magnolia 70 Sweetbay 71 Witch-hazel 77 Sycamore 77 Winged Silverbell 112 [Illustration: Leaf Margins—Toothed (Leaves opposite on twig)]