3 plants to ID

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    Well I was hiking in the woods when I found these plants...
     
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    This plant reminds me of a castor bean. It is bushy with little seed pods that look like castor...?
     

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    This is a tiney plant, about 1ft high. It has mm wide leaves...
     

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    Michael F Paragon of Plants Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    First one is Euonymus americanus.
     
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    This is a vine with little red berries...
     

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    Wops, ment four plants to ID Sorry...

    This plant looks like it can grow into a tree, it has red leaf stems.
     

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    Third is a hawthorn Crataegus of some sort, fourth is Red Maple Acer rubrum (yes, a tree, up to 20-30 metres tall when mature).
     
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    Could plant #3 be some form of Pearly Everlasting, Anaphalis margaritacea? barb
     
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