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Oak Trees

There are hundreds of species of oak trees around the world. The highest percentages are located in North America and China. Oak trees produce a fruit called an acorn.

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How many oak trees are in Russia?

There is no way to truly know how many oak trees are in Russia. However, there are currently over 60 different species of oak trees in Russia.

What is the answers to The Oak Tree and the Reeds Week 3 Assessment?

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What is the scientific name for the post oak tree?

The scientific name is Quercus stellata

It is an oak in the white oak group, a small tree, typically 10-15 m tall and 30-60 cm trunk diameter. It's origin goes back to the eastern United States.

Are acorns hollow?

um no, they have some stuff inside of them... thats what chipmunks eat... ya. :)

What is the value of the furniture with the oak tree emblem on it?

I would like to kno hat company it is either but would like to know. I recently got an armoire and it has no names or labels on it but I just found a small dark tree emblem glued on the side of it. At first I thought it was gum but no it's a oak tree emblem that was carved then attached to it. It's a nice armoire but I doubt it's very old, no more than 20 yrs at most. Anyone know??

Where could someone buy oak cupboards?

Furniture suppliers such as Armstrong and Rockermans supply cupboards made of oak. Alternatively, oak cupboards are often available online on the eBay website.

Are white oak trees native to Maryland?

Yes. See the following web link: http://www.dnr.state.md.us/criticalarea/trees.html

What does qerqus mean?

Is a alternative spelling of quercus, meaning oak in latin.

Will lightning kill an oak tree?

yeah it should fry it because the water in the tree just transports the electricity and just kills the whole thing

Why do pine trees live longer than oak trees?

Pine trees do not normally live longer than oak trees although the Bristlecone Pine is the oldest recorded living tree so this is questionably.

Why do hummingbirds like oak trees?

Oak trees provide excellent shelter for protection from weather and predators, but they also provide food in the form of sweet, nutritious sap that oozes from pores inside empty acorn caps and at the bases of new leaves and from wounds in the bark such as the wells made by sapsuckers.

Can a bee hive harm an oak tree?

No. A swarm of bees will only form a hive where a cavity in the tree already exists.

How do animals help oak trees?

They carry acorns to different places.

How much sun dose a oak tree need?

You make the hole extra wide. You make it deeper than the ball of earth that comes with the tree. You need to insert the tree and then be able to cover it with six inches of dirt. You will have to dig a hole and experiment, since we don't know the size of your tree or the size of the root ball.

What animal eats oak trees?

wombats, carpender ants, and the rare foliage dieted bear of the Netherlands

How do oak trees affect the way you live?

Contributions to environmental health and beauty are the ways in which oak trees [Quercus spp] affect human lives. Specifically, they take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen. So they're friendly to environmental and human health. They shade the ground with their dense foliage. So they offer relief from extreme weather. At the same time, they moderate soil temperatures and protect soil moisture levels.

Oaks also provide year round interest for humans and fall food sources for nature. Their leaves are among the last to drop in winter. Their trunks and branches give attractive frameworks to gardens once the colorful designs of their leaves are gone. Their tannins are used in tannng, ripening fruit, and aging wine. Their distinctively colored and shaped foliage is among the last of the tree leaves to drop. Their acorns represent food sources for humans and nature.

Additionally, oak trees handle extreme environments. They put up a fight against such intimidating predators as the Gypsy moth caterpillar [Lymantria dispar]. Indeed, they often find it within themselves to leaf out twice in a year when the regular foliage is devoured by fearsome foes. So their commitment to environmental health and beauty remains strong to the very end.

In fact, the absence of oak trees from environments in which they previously grew immediately becomes noticeable. For example, any nearby streams tend to see rises in water acidity and sedimentation levels. The oaks are no longer there to hold the soil in place or to keep the more acidic soil pH levels in tow.