- species.
California scrub oak (Quercus berberidifolia), a
widespread species commonly referred to as
scrub oak Coastal scrub oak (Quercus dumosa), although...
- is also
called mossycup oak,
mossycup white oak, blue
oak, or
scrub oak. The
acorns are the
largest of any
North American oak (thus the
species name macrocarpa...
-
Quercus berberidifolia, the
California scrub oak, is a
small evergreen or semi-evergreen
shrubby oak in the
white oak section of Quercus. It is a
native of...
- are the jack pine, red pine,
pitch pine,
blackjack oak, and
scrub oak; a
scattering of
larger oaks is not unusual. The
understory includes gr****es, sedges...
-
Florida scrub is a
community of
xeromorphic species living on poor, well-drained soil,
including some
combination of sand pines,
evergreen scrub oaks, Florida...
- to the
white oak section of the
oak genus (Quercus). This tree goes by the
common names coastal sage
scrub oak and Nuttall's
scrub oak.
Quercus dumosa...
-
Oak apple or
oak gall is the
common name for a large, round,
vaguely apple-like gall
commonly found on many
species of
oak.
Oak apples range in size from...
-
comes from the
Spanish word chaparro,
which translates to "place of the
scrub oak". In its
natural state,
chaparral is
characterized by
infrequent fires...
- feed on
various oaks including scrub oak (Quercus ilicifolia), live
oak (Quercus virginiana),
blackjack oak (Quercus marilandica),
white oak (Quercus alba)...
- America. It is also
regionally called scrub oak,
oak brush, and
white oak. The
common and
scientific names,
Gambel oak and
Quercus gambelii, were
named after...
