Quercus velutina

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Quercus velutina, commonly known as black oak, is a North American deciduous tree species valued for its hard, durable wood and distinctive dark, furrowed bark.

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Quercus velutina canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf angiosperm ⓘ
deciduous tree ⓘ
species of tree ⓘ
woody plant ⓘ
barkColor dark ⓘ
barkInnerColor yellow-orange ⓘ
barkTexture furrowed ⓘ
barkUse source of tannins ⓘ
belongsToSection Lobatae ⓘ
commonName black oak ⓘ
eastern black oak ⓘ
describedBy Asa Gray ⓘ
distributionStatus widespread in eastern North America ⓘ
ecologicalRole mast producer for wildlife ⓘ
provides habitat for birds ⓘ
provides habitat for insects ⓘ
provides habitat for mammals ⓘ
family Fagaceae ⓘ
flowerSex monoecious ⓘ
flowerType inconspicuous ⓘ
fruitType acorn ⓘ
genus Quercus ⓘ
group red oaks ⓘ
kingdom Plantae ⓘ
leafArrangement alternate ⓘ
leafColorAutumn yellow-brown ⓘ
leafMargin lobed ⓘ
leafPersistence deciduous ⓘ
leafType simple ⓘ
maximumHeight about 25 meters ⓘ
about 80 feet ⓘ
nativeTo North America ⓘ
central United States ⓘ
eastern United States ⓘ
southeastern Canada ⓘ
order Fagales ⓘ
taxonRank species ⓘ
tolerance drought tolerant ⓘ
pollution tolerant ⓘ
typicalHabitat dry upland sites ⓘ
rocky soils ⓘ
sandy soils ⓘ
woodDurability durable ⓘ
woodHardness hard ⓘ
woodUse flooring ⓘ
fuelwood ⓘ
furniture ⓘ
lumber ⓘ

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Quercus → hasSpecies → Quercus velutina ⓘ