Oak Trees

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Posion Oak was not found to kill. It causes severe rashes and other skin irritations. Maybe a lot can be very harmful to your body, but normally would not kill you. If you have a rash or skin irritaion from posion oak, it can be treated. Never touch or go around posion oak.

The early CA native populations to use eat them. They would ground them, poor hot water over them to get the acid out, and then make them into a tortilla type of food and heat them over hot rocks. I never thought it would taste very good, but my dad tried it and he said there wasn't much of a taste to it.

http://acornfood.blogspot.com/ is a great source for acorns and the prices are very reasonable.

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Bacon and poo monkeys

The first recorded owner of Oak Island was Sir William Phips, a colonial governor of Massachusetts, who acquired the island in the late 17th century. He was intrigued by the potential treasure rumored to be hidden there, which led to various treasure hunts over the years. Phips's interest sparked the enduring legend of Oak Island as a treasure site, which continues to captivate explorers and treasure hunters today.

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It would be possible to make paper from oak trees. However, oak is a hardwood and is much more valuable as lumber than the sorts of trees usually used to make paper.

The Northern Red Oak has a pinnate vein pattern.

Most (if not all) oaks have pinnate leaves. Maple leaves, which are somewhat similar, are palmate. A pinnate vein pattern has one main vein (called a midrib) with several more branching off. A palmate leaf's veins all start at one point, kind of like the bones of your fingers in your hand. It is easier to see the veins if you look at the underside of the leaf.

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there are these things that grow on oak trees , call "wolly galls" how bad are they , and will it shorten the life of the tree?Type your answer here...

It is a producer.

In 1687 sir edmonnd andros of england was sent to seze the document so the state could be turned over to england. Legend has it that when andros arrived at location to retrieve the charter the candle light was blown out and joseph wadsworth fleed with the charter out a window and hid it in the hallow of an oak tree.

acorn I'm pretty sure it's called an acorn.

Gum, 2 pennies, soap cravings, tarnished metal (medal), pocket watch, chain, ball of twine, knife.

an oak tree much?

Oak trees do not suffer from Chestnut blight a disease of chestnuts.

they need sunlight

A loquat and a kumquat are, indeed, similar in size and color, although there are differences in shape and texture.

The loquat skin is a sort of bright yellow, which gets darker -- almost orange -- when it is ripe. It is almost pear-shaped, with the bottom part wider than the top part. Its skin is covered in a very thin layer of smooth dust-like "fur." Inside, there are slippery brown (non-edible) seeds, about 1 cm in length.

The kumquat is bright orange in color. It is about 4-5 cm in length, and about half of that in width. It has almost an oval shape. It is a member of the citrus family, so the skin has a almost leather-like look, similar to an orange/lemon/grapefruit.

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Yes, I know for sure Tallahassee, FL has oak trees, lived there for 15 years. And people sell their oak for little or nothing (i.e. 15-20 logs for $15-20), depending on who you're dealing with.

They grow upwards and become drawn and do not reach their natural spread.

The tangelo comes from the combination or hybrid of the tangerine and a grapefruit. The grapefruit is also called a pomelo.

Acorns grow on oak trees.

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