Quercus velutina (black oak)

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@sunshineking5434 3 года назад

I am really enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing. Great information. 🤩

@RamenSarma-b5g 3 дня назад

Thanks

@whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

We have tons of Quercus velutina here in Taney County of Southwest Missouri

@twbishop 2 года назад

@2:34 @3:07 vocabulary of the week: glabrous v. pubescent (velutina) @4:00 quercus rubra has smaller (and flatter) acorn caps and larger acorns.

@THEamGREY 11 месяцев назад

I agree she is cute

@billy_g_44 2 года назад

I had no idea black oak leaves could be so thin! I could have definitely misidentified a black oak as a southern red oak before this

@ncstatedendrology6721 2 года назад

Southern red (Q. falcata) always has a bell-shaped leaf base--that's my go-to character for that species. I also always look at 5-10 leaves if possible (esp. with oaks) since they vary so much!

@tommyhunter1817 2 года назад

You’re cute. Just sayin’.

@achaatipimbinhaxiti9361 Год назад

Lol