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Southern Red Oak
​Quercus falcata

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Southern Red Oak. Quercus falcata

Southern red oak

Southern red oak
Scientific name: Quercus falcata
Family: Fagaceae

Southern red oak has variable lobes, which can make each leaf look a little different from the next. They usually have three dominant lobes. The acorns are about 1/4" long and bright orange inside.
iNaturalist observation
​www.inaturalist.org/observations/110091146

Lat: 39.500784
Lon: -74.526988
Accuracy: 12m
Geoprivacy: Open

*not a great final location. look for more observations?
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