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Relative tolerance of Illinois trees to flooding during the growing season. (Source: Bell and Johnson 1974).
NOTE: Flood tolerance categories in Table 2 differ from Table 1 in both name and definition. | |||||
| Species | Common Name | Tolerant1 | Somewhat Tolerant2 | Slightly Tolerant3 | Intolerant4 |
| Acer negundo | Boxelder | X | |||
| Acer saccharinum | Silver maple | X | |||
| Carya ovata | Shagbark hickory | X | |||
| Carya tomentosa | Mockernut hickory | X | |||
| Celtis occidentalis | Hackberry | X | |||
| Cercis canadensis | Redbud | X | |||
| Crataegus mollis | Downy hawthorn | X | |||
| Diospyros virginiana | Persimmon | X | |||
| Juglans nigra | Black walnut | X | |||
| Fraxinus pennsylvanica | Green ash | X | |||
| Gleditsia triacanthos | Honeylocust | X | |||
| Platanus occidentalis | Sycamore | X | |||
| Populus deltoides | Eastern cottonwood | X | |||
| Prunus serotina | Black cherry | X | |||
| Quercus alba | White oak | X | |||
| Quercus bicolor | Swamp white oak | X | |||
| Quercus impricaria | Shingle oak | X | |||
| Quercus macrocarpa | Bur oak | X | |||
| Quercus palustris | Pin oak | X | |||
| Quercus rubra | Red oak | X | |||
| Quercus velutina | Black oak | X | |||
| Salix nigra | Black willow | X | |||
| Sassafras albidum | Sassafras | X | |||
| Ulmus americana | American elm | X | |||
1 Tolerant: most individuals survived more than 150 days of flooding during the growing season.
2 Somewhat Tolerant: some individuals killed by less than 90 days of flooding and some individuals survived greater than 150 days of flooding.
3 Slightly Tolerant: most individuals survived more than 50 days but less than 100 days of flooding.
4 Intolerant: severe effects with less than 50 days of flooding.
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