Name:
Quercus sinuata.
Synonyms:
Quercus durandii,
Quercus undulata,
Local Names:
Bastard Oak,
Bastard White Oak,
Durand Oak,
Bigelow Oak.
Acorn: 1.2-1.5 cm; almost round; brown; sessile or nearly so; singly or paired; cup shallow, enclosing 1/4 or less of nut, with appressed, smooth, greyish scales; maturing in 1 year;
Leaves: 5-12 x 2.5-6 cm; oblanceolate; apex broadly rounded; base cuneate; margin entire or with few lobes or only wavy near apex; rich green, hairless above; dull green, pubescent beneath with 8-10 rays stellate hairs; 7-11 vein pairs; petiole 3-5 mm long.
Quercus sinuata.
Synonyms:
Quercus durandii,
Quercus undulata,
Local Names:
Bastard Oak,
Bastard White Oak,
Durand Oak,
Bigelow Oak.
Acorn: 1.2-1.5 cm; almost round; brown; sessile or nearly so; singly or paired; cup shallow, enclosing 1/4 or less of nut, with appressed, smooth, greyish scales; maturing in 1 year;
Leaves: 5-12 x 2.5-6 cm; oblanceolate; apex broadly rounded; base cuneate; margin entire or with few lobes or only wavy near apex; rich green, hairless above; dull green, pubescent beneath with 8-10 rays stellate hairs; 7-11 vein pairs; petiole 3-5 mm long.
References:
www.jstor.org
US Forestry Service
www.ars-grin.gov
Oaks of the World
