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Potential annual production Map symbol and Range site for kind of growing
season soil name Favorable Average Unfavorable Lb /acre Lb/acre Lb/acre
Arredondo Longleaf Pine-Turkey Oak Hills 4,000 3,000 2,000 Astatula Sand Pine
Scrub ...
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1988
Rooting Habit — Initially, the young turkey oak seedling develops a long taproot.
As the seedling grows, the root system develops much more extensively in
comparison with the aboveground stem. This well-developed root system
provides the ...
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Progress in Botanical Research: Proceedings of the 1st ...
Turkey oak. The above-mentioned gradient of this ratio indicated at the very start
the decomposition rate gradient of organic matter of these species. The C:N ratio
narrows down during decomposition at all stages concerned. This is the result ...
Ioannes Tsekos, Michael Moustakas, 1998
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Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants
Scarlet Oak, Yellow Oak, Turkey Oak, Georgia Oak, Northern Pin Oak, Chestnut
Oak, Chinquapin Oak, Laurel Oak, Bluejack Oak, Live Oak, Oglethorpe Oak,
Durand Oak. Shingle Oak, Scrub Oak. Water Oak. Bur Oak, Post Oak. Valley Oak
...
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Atmospheric Greenhouse Gases: The Hungarian Perspective: The ...
On the other hand, in the Turkey oak stand, 19% of the foliage was on the
epicormic branches of the stem. Epicormic shoots occur in some tree species
when higher parts of the plant are damaged, or light level on the tree stem is
increased.
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Miscellaneous reports on woods and plantations, in a letter
Oak Biirk lost seven-eighteenths of its weight when green, in drying: The Turkey
Oak Bark lost eight-eighteenths, and weighed, when dry, from one-sixteenth to
three-sixteenths, or at an average, about one-eight more than the common Oak ...
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A Field Guide to Trees and Shrubs: Northeastern and ...
Bark dark, somewhat furrowed. Leaves 4"-12". Height 70'-80' (I00'); diameter 2'-3'
(5'). Similar species: Three-pronged leaf tips are distinctive. (1) Turkey Oak has
more prominent basal leaf lobes. (2) A form of Water Oak has 3-parted leaf tips ...
Roger Tory Peterson, 1973
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The Silviculture of Trees Used in British Forestry
Origin Turkey oak is indigenous to southern Europe and south—west Asia. Its
time of introduction to Britain is uncertain, but it was in cultivation by 1735. The
tree is superficially similar to the two native species of oaks. It grows to
considerable ...
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Useful and Ornamental Planting
Perhaps another instance may be found in the Turkey oak, (Quercus cerris,) and
some cases exist among coniferous trees. But though the laws of nature forbid us
to hope for the perfect naturalization of many trees of other climates differing but ...
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North American Terrestrial Vegetation
Pine-turkey oak sandridge near Jones Lake, North Carolina. Note the large areas
of bare sand and abundant lichens and mosses. A turpentine scar is obvious on
the longleafpine at the center of the photo. species such as Ceanothus ...
Michael G. Barbour, William Dwight Billings, 2000
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Jane's Garden 7/19/2015: Turkey Oak in Florid
Turkey Oak is the common name for a native deciduous tree that evolved in the southeast of the United States. Its limited range runs from central Florida north to ... «Citrus County Chronicle, 7月 15»
Concerned Oviedo resident alerts police to repeat burglary suspect
While conducting their investigation, dispatch received a call about another burglary down the street at a residence in the 2100 block of Turkey Oak Court. «Orlando Sentinel, 1月 15»
Memorial trees at Queen Mary's Hospital mistakenly chopped down
The trust said it had removed the trees because they were deemed a "high risk" but it is now hoping to preserve a cutting from the felled Turkey Oak which MP ... «News Shopper, 1月 14»
British birds may be learning to use invasive wasps as key food …
They lay their eggs in the buds of the Turkey oak, which was introduced to Britain about 300 years ago. Turkey oak galls grow over winter and early spring, with ... «Phys.Org, 2月 13»
Britain's record-breaking trees identified
The largest “unsupported” crown is thought to belong to a Turkey oak, near Shute House, in Devon, which is up to 177ft across – 70 per cent wider than the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, 6月 11»
Dispute takes root over oak tree
But, after inspecting the tree, which is a relatively rare hybrid of the coniferous Cork Oak and deciduous Turkey Oak, the council said it had rotten roots and was ... «BBC News, 4月 09»
Ancient tree helps birds survive
However ecologists say birds have been feeding on gall wasps, which make their homes in Turkey oak trees, rather than the usual young caterpillars. «BBC News, 8月 08»
