Add to ORKGQuercus alba has a natural range from Texas, north through Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, and Ontario, east throughout the rest of the United States, including Ontario and Quebec in Canada (USDA 2011).https://thekeep.eiu.edu/whiteside_plantnames/1042/thumbnail.jp
The study proceeded as follows: The distribution of Quercus garryana was mapped through field reconn...
Quercitron oak (Quercus velutina Lam.) is sparsely distributed in Iowa, being reported by Pammel in ...
Carpinus caroliniana has a native range from Texas, north to Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, th...
Quercus alba has a natural range from Texas, north through Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minneso...
Quercus alba has a natural range from Texas, north through Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minneso...
R = belongs to red oak group—acorns mature over two seasons & leaves typically have pointed lobes. W...
Oak is one of the most common trees in the United States. Indeed there is a species of oak that grow...
Carpinus caroliniana has a native range from Texas, north to Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, th...
As we act locally celebrating white oak, Quercus alba, as the 2011 VNPS Wildflower of the Year, it i...
American beech has a broad native range across eastern North America from northern Florida, north to...
American beech has a broad native range across eastern North America from northern Florida, north to...
Nyssa sylvatica has a native range from Texas, north into Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Wisc...
Emblematic of strength and longevity, white oaks grace the deciduous forests of eastern North Americ...
SIMILAR SPECIES: Quercus marilandica can generally be distinguished from other similar members of th...
Nyssa sylvatica has a native range from Texas, north into Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Wisc...
The study proceeded as follows: The distribution of Quercus garryana was mapped through field reconn...
Quercitron oak (Quercus velutina Lam.) is sparsely distributed in Iowa, being reported by Pammel in ...
Carpinus caroliniana has a native range from Texas, north to Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, th...
Quercus alba has a natural range from Texas, north through Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minneso...
Quercus alba has a natural range from Texas, north through Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minneso...
R = belongs to red oak group—acorns mature over two seasons & leaves typically have pointed lobes. W...
Oak is one of the most common trees in the United States. Indeed there is a species of oak that grow...
Carpinus caroliniana has a native range from Texas, north to Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, th...
As we act locally celebrating white oak, Quercus alba, as the 2011 VNPS Wildflower of the Year, it i...
American beech has a broad native range across eastern North America from northern Florida, north to...
American beech has a broad native range across eastern North America from northern Florida, north to...
Nyssa sylvatica has a native range from Texas, north into Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Wisc...
Emblematic of strength and longevity, white oaks grace the deciduous forests of eastern North Americ...
SIMILAR SPECIES: Quercus marilandica can generally be distinguished from other similar members of th...
Nyssa sylvatica has a native range from Texas, north into Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Wisc...
The study proceeded as follows: The distribution of Quercus garryana was mapped through field reconn...
Quercitron oak (Quercus velutina Lam.) is sparsely distributed in Iowa, being reported by Pammel in ...
Carpinus caroliniana has a native range from Texas, north to Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, th...