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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, is a noble and iconic tree of the
southeastern United States.
Frampton Plantation, Charleston Co., South Carolina
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, grow to spectacular size both in
height and width.
Frampton Plantation, Charleston Co., South Carolina
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, often have hollows in extremely
large trunks of mature trees.
Frampton Plantation, Charleston Co., South Carolina
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, have twisting, spreading
branches which help create their majestic canopies.
Frampton Plantation, Charleston Co., South Carolina
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, commonly is draped in Spanish
moss.
Frampton Plantation, Charleston Co., South Carolina
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak. Large, old growth tree with split
bark.
Brevard Co., Florida
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, leaves are leathery and dark
green on the top side.
Brevard Co., Florida
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, leaves are lighter, almost
powdery green on the underside.
Brevard Co., Florida
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak, has rough bark which gets
rougher and more deeply fissured with age. See bark image
on page 2. Brevard Co., Florida
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Quercus virginiana, Live Oak
Frampton Plantation, Charleston Co., South Carolina
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