Landowners Guide to Identification and Characteristics: Post Oak
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Landowners Guide to Identification and Characteristics: Post Oak
Landowners Guide to Identification and Characteristics: Post Oak
Authored by: Laurie Thomas Darren Morris
Abstract
Post oak is a found throughout eastern and central North America and is a
member of the white oak group. This oak is usually found on dry uplands. Post
oak can grow to 65 feet tall. The foliage and acorns are an important wildlife
food. However, the leaves can be toxic to cattle, sheep and goats due to high
levels of tannins.
member of the white oak group. This oak is usually found on dry uplands. Post
oak can grow to 65 feet tall. The foliage and acorns are an important wildlife
food. However, the leaves can be toxic to cattle, sheep and goats due to high
levels of tannins.
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English
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Yes
Keywords
oak, landowners