Favoritos de jsamyn
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julieboolieLugar
Lake Erie Metropark, 32481 W Jefferson Ave, Brownstown Charter Twp, MI 48173, USA (Google, OSM)
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Encino de Piedra (Quercus muehlenbergii)Observ.
mgsbrownFecha
Septiembre 2024Descripción
Not sure if Chinkapin or Chestnut
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Orquídea de Trenza (Spiranthes magnicamporum)Observ.
bluebellprinceDescripción
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Quercus coccineaObserv.
oakshepardDescripción
Groups of Quercus coccinea in wet mesic prairie habitat. Adjacent Quercus velutina grow further west in the preserve on Oakville sand loam. Occasional Quercus alba and Populus tremuloides associate. Comptonia and wetland Carex are common in the understory.
Photo of typical Quercus coccinea acorns from two other Hoosier Prairie trees compared to Pennsylvania. Rhode Island acorns shown from INaturalist for comparison.
Andrew Hipp of the MOR regards these trees as Quercus ellipsoidalis and groups them as most closely related to Quercus velutina.
(See documents).
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Quercus coccineaObserv.
oakshepardDescripción
Cook County Forest Preserves Sweet and Jurgensen Woods near Thornton, Illinois. Sandy acid loam oak woodlands with common associates of Quercus alba, Quercus velutina, Quercus palustris, Sassafras albidum and Nyssa sylvatica. Range maps of Quercus coccinea in both Eastern US and Illinois. Illinois map from Forest Trees of Illinois (Hayek, 2009)
Pictures of mature buds, leaves and acorn. from Sweet Woods and acorn with rings from nearby Cook County Jurgensen Woods. Acorns collected from Pennsylvania Allegheny Forest, Pelham and Montague Massachusetts via Harvard Forest Research Station. Massachusetts /Pennsylvania trees are Quercus coccinea.
