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Common Name(s): White Oak, Oak,White
Species: Quercus alba
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Family: Fagaceae
Longevity: Perennial
Origin: Native
Height: 25 m
Flowers: April
Fruits: Fall
Description: A large tree occurring on moist soil in forests, bottomlands, uplands and gravelly ridges in the eastern portion of our region. The wood has many uses and the acorns are eaten by many species of wildlife. The foliage and twigs may be browsed by white-tailed deer and some livestock. White oak is a member of the "White" oak group whose leaf veins do not extend beyond the leaf margin to form bristles.
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