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White Oak

Quercus alba L.

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Description:

The leaves on the young sapling look like a red-orange flower in fall. Leaves are lobed and not pointed.

Habitat:

Ozark forest

Reference Links:

white oak (Quercus alba), Quercus alba

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LisaPowers
Congratulations! This photo has been selected and used in todays Project Noah blog, Awash in Fall Colors. You can see the blog with your photo here: http://blog.projectnoah.org/post/3435...

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