1.an evergreen oak,Quercus virginiana,of the southern U.S., having a short, broad trunk and shiny, oblong leaves. 2.any of various related trees. 3.the wood of any of these trees. Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, 1997, ...
Smaller trees grew less in general but decreases in BAI were not as steep as competition increased. Overall, tree size, age, and competition explained similar to 40% of total variance in BAI across all species. Values for individual tree species ranged from 30% to 57%, indicating considerable...
The black oak (Quercus velutina, zones 3 to 9) gets its name from its bark, which appears almost black on mature trees. The leaves of this species are shiny and dark with lengths of up to 10 inches. The leaves feature seven to nine lobes, each of which have one to three poi...
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As its common name suggests, the willow oak (Quercus phellos, zones 5 to 9) has leaves reminiscent of willow trees. The leaves are narrow and long and have smooth margins. Each leaf has a length between 1 and 4 inches.
The bark has many dark, deep furrows and is a dark shade of gray, giving the oak ornamental value in winter. Did you plant trees this year? yes no Growing Conditions Although the chestnut oak grows best when located in soil that is damp, rich and with solid draining qualities, it handl...
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Wolf trees I: elders of the eastern forest Eight other species, including chinkapin oak, Ohio buckeye, white ash, and hackberry, had lower importance values (Table 1). Trees of secondary importance included chinkapin oak, Ohio buckeye, white ash, box-elder, and hackberry (importance values ...
of deciduous trees. When the eggs hatch the first instar nymphs fall to the ground to begin their 17-yr development. The damaging effects to twigs by ovipositing adult cicadas is well established7–13but the major effect of cicadas may be due to the feeding of nymphs: nymphs are implicated...