blackjack oak

• Chêne noir (Quercus marilandica), espèce de chêne du sud-est des États-Unis, caractérisé par son écorce rugueuse et sa capacité à pousser sur des sols pauvres et secs.

A type of oak tree (Quercus marilandica) native to the southeastern United States, known for its rough bark and ability to grow in poor, dry soils.

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   A small to medium-sized deciduous oak tree (Quercus marilandica) native to the eastern and central United States, often found in dry, sandy, or poor soils.

   chêne noir (Quercus marilandica)

   • The blackjack oak is well-adapted to poor, sandy soils.
   • Hikers often spot blackjack oaks along dry ridges in the Appalachian region.
   • The leaves of the blackjack oak are distinctive, with a broad, three-lobed shape.