The red-looking bulb in an oak tree is likely a gall, specifically an oak gall, which is caused by the larvae of gall wasps. These insects lay their eggs on the tree, and as the larvae develop, they stimulate the tree to produce a growth that encases them, resulting in a bulbous, red structure. Galls can vary in color and size, but they are generally harmless to the tree, although they can indicate the presence of the wasp.
New Jersey's state tree is the Northern Red Oak.
deciduous!!
red oak tree
Quercus rubra is the genus and species name of the red oak.
The red oak tree has a Latin or scientific name. This is Quercus Rubra. There are also different kinds of red oak, such as English or Eastern, which occur in different places.
deciduous!!
Yes
The oak tree has thick bark. In fact the Cork Oak has such thick bark it is used for cork boards.
depends on the type of oak tree there's red oaks and white oaks
redwood red oak red maple
a lot of insects
red oak