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Quercus pungens, Pungent Oak, branches begin to show signs of
life in early March. Dallas Co. Texas, Benny J. Simpson Native
Garden
©2012 TreesForMe Original Image.
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Quercus pungens, Pungent Oak, is a deciduous tree. New leaves
begin to emerge, pictured here, in early spring.
Dallas Co. Texas, Benny J. Simpson Native Garden
©2012 TreesForMe Original Image.
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Quercus pungens, Pungent Oak, leaves.
Dallas Co. Texas, Benny J. Simpson Native Garden
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Quercus pungens, Pungent Oak, has
stout branches which sometimes
sprout smaller shoots.
Dallas Co. Texas, Benny J. Simpson
Native Garden
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Quercus pungens, Pungent Oak, bark
is rough and broken into irregular plates
when young, becoming more fissured
with age. Dallas Co. Texas, Benny J.
Simpson Native Garden
©2012 TreesForMe Original Image.
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Quercus pungens, Pungent Oak.
Dallas Co. Texas, Benny J. Simpson
Native Garden
©2012 TreesForMe Original Image.
See usage requirements.
