Quercus acerifolia (1 ratings) --- Rate this plant / Read comments: Kemper Code: ... May be difficult to find in commerce. © Missouri Botanical Garden, 2001-2008

A PLANTS profile of Quercus bicolor (swamp white oak) from the USDA PLANTS database ... MO-Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder. NC-Plant Fact Sheet (NCSU) OH-Ohio Public Library ...

Quercus lyrata Walt. - Overcup Oak. Family - Fagaceae. Stems - No info yet. Mature trunk. Leaves - No info yet. Inflorescence - No info yet. Flowers - No info yet.

Quercus coccinea (0 ratings) --- Rate this plant / Read comments: Kemper Code: R700 Common Name: scarlet oak Zone: 4 to 9 Plant Type: Tree Family: Fagaceae

WHITE OAK - Quercus alba, Linn. WHEN POEMS ARE WRITTEN about the mighty oak, the author usually is referring to the mighty white oak, gigantic in form, steeped in legend and valued ...

BLACK OAK - Quercus velutina, Lam. THE BLACK OAK IS PROBABLY the most widely distributed oak in the state. It grows on a great variety of sites and will reach commercial saw-log ...

Quercus lyrata image page from Missouri Plants Quercus lyrata (overcup oak) species distribution map (pdf file) from the USGS Quercus macdonaldii (McDonald oak) species distribution map ...

PHOTOGRAPHS OF FLOWERING PLANTS OF THE OZARKS AND THE INTERIOR HIGHLANDS OF NORTH AMERICA. By. Paul L. Redfearn, Jr. Species in this list include not only native and adventive ...

MU Extension, University of Missouri ... Rich.) Bartram oak (Quercus X heterophyulla Michs. f.) Beaked hazel ...

Nearly pure stands of scarlet oak grow in areas of the Ozark Plateau in Missouri . A chestnut oak (Quercus prinus)-scarlet oak variant of the chestnut oak SAF cover type is ...