Oak Trees

Oak is not really a color but can be used to describe the color light brown as it relates to the color of an oak piece of wood.

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trees need water to nourish themselves and allow their roots to grow stronger

Yes, as an avid Arizona hiker i have seen many maple trees try the south fork of cave creek in the chiricahua mountains for great fall color!

Yes Acorns it says it in my homework.

the white oak tree can be found in warmer climates such as New York, Minnesota etc.... they are commonly found in warmer and wetter climates.

It's an oak tree, The reason I ask is that I will be building my house about 25 feet away from this tree and was worried about the roots.

Acidic soil-, drought- and shade-tolerant grasses are the types of grasses that grow best under oak trees. Oak trees quickly grab light and moisture, leave the understory widely shaded and lose their leaves in autumn. Grasses such as centipede (Eremochloa ophiuroides) and St. Augustine (Stenotaphrum secundatum) -- and northern sea oats (Chasmanthium latifolium), switch (Panicum spp) and tufted hair (Deschampsia spp) grasses in the presence of sufficient natural and supplementary water -- and ornamentals such as June (Koeleria spp) and muhly (Muhlenbergia spp) grasses tend to be good candidates when permitted to get at least four hours of daily sunlight (even if indirectly filtered through the oak canopy), grow to two- to three-inch (5.08- to 7.62-centimeter) heights and receive organic compost instead of nitrogen-heavy fertilizer.

Softwood and hardwood.

Depending on where grown it can exceed 60 feet.

I grew up in Virginia so I know that a lot of oak trees grow in the south. Their seed is the acorn, and we used to have lots of acorns in our yard. I think oak trees may also grow in the north. There aren't many trees from the central United States all the way to the west coast (except for shelter belts) until you get to the Pacific Ocean. The trees there are mostly redwoods, sequoias, and pine, spruce, or fur trees. I was checking a book here at my house and read that you could find different varieties of oak trees pretty much everywhere in the United States except the southwest, but I know from experience that there are lots of oak trees in the South. The book listed White Oak in the northeast, Live Oak in the southeast, Bur Oak in the prairie states, and California Live Oak for the Pacific coast.

director: this is by time for ks here and oak trees achingly grow mostly south and north

student: really i thought only south:)

Colkid: Nebraska has Oak at least in the eastern part of the state. There are many trees in the mountains of Colorado and California. I lived in California for 12 years. We had a Magnolia and a Palm tree in the front yard. Anything will grow in the lower elevations of coastal and inland,but not desert of California.

I believe oak will grow just about anywhere but desert and high altitude.

Oak just takes so long to grow most people don't plant them.

Anywhere that is their natural habitat or where man has planted them.

Acorns fall in the autumn, yet some of them start a bit earlier. But mainly in the autumn.

Get a life you loser and stop learning about trees and start learning how to rock and roll

Oak trees are composed of two main species types White and red with many sub species falling under both groups Of both main species types neither will quit producing acorns after maturity. However they will skip years depending on soil moisture and climatic shifts in climate and weather patterns. Stress caused by these factors may cause some species to not produce in certain years but this is typical. Red oaks are more prone to drought stress as they tend to have a shallower root depth and lack the long tap root that most white oaks have. Stress from drought and a late frost which hits after a tree has budded and began its pollination process is the leading causes of crop failures. Repeated stress on an old mature tree as well as limbs falling off due to heavy foliage can cause fungi to set in which will ultimately lead to disease and death of mature trees.

Many types of birds such as woodpeckers nest in trees, squirrels LOVE oak trees (for their acorns) and there are tree lizards also.

Yes, ash trees are commonly found with oak trees in some forests. In northern Texas for example, it is common to find Green Ash, Texas Ash and White Ash growing near Red oak, Shumard Oak, Post Oak and Burr Oak.

they are both plants

they are the strongest trees in the world.

no, an oak tree is an angiosperm. some examples of gymnosperms are pine trees or brigham trees.

All species of oak trees are plants, and all plants belong to the taxonomic domain of Eukarya, which are characterised by having cells with nuclei. Eukarya covers all organisms in the Kingdom Plantae, as well as the Kingdoms Animalia, Fungi and Protista.

Your pin oak may be dripping sap due to a few reasons, such as stress from environmental factors like drought or excessive heat, which can cause the tree to produce more sap. Additionally, damage from pests, like aphids or borers, can lead to sap exudation as the tree reacts to injury. Fungal infections or diseases may also contribute to this phenomenon. If the dripping sap is excessive or accompanied by other symptoms, it might be worth consulting an arborist for further evaluation.

There is no such thing I'm aware of called an "acorn tree".

Acorns are a nut from the various types of Oak trees.