What is the differences between fir tree and a oak tree?

Answer 1

Firs are evergreens, have needles, produce cones (like pinecones) for reproduction, and are soft woods.

Oak trees shed their leaves in winter, have leaves to shed, produce nuts (acorns) for reproduction and are hard woods.

The difference between hard woods and soft woods is in the trunk and where the dividing line between the heartwood and sapwood exists. Oak is much harder to drive a nail into or cut than a fir.

Answer 2

Fir trees are evergreen conifers with needle-like leaves and cone-like structures, while oak trees are deciduous trees with broad, lobed leaves and acorn fruits. Fir trees tend to have a more conical shape, while oak trees have a broader canopy. Additionally, fir trees are typically taller than oak trees.