Chisos Oak, Quercus graciliformis, bark
Chisos Oak, Quercus graciliformis, branching trunk
Chisos Oak, Quercus graciliformis, young tree
Chisos Oak, Quercus graciliformis, leaves
Quercus graciliformis C.H. Mull., Chisos Oak
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Old Live Oak, Quercus virginiana, towers above and is laden with spanish moss
Younger Quercus graciliformis,
Chisos Oaks, have smooth bark.
Fort Worth Botanical Gardens,
Tarrant Co., Texas
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As it matures, Chisos Oak bark
begins to develop fissures and will
roughen considerably.
Fort Worth Botanical Gardens,
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Found only in Texas and Mexico, Chisos
Oak is usually associated with xeric
habitats and doesn't require as much
water as other oak species.
Fort Worth Botanical Gardens,
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Quercus graciliformis, Chisos
Oak, leaves are deep dark green
with prominent yellow ribs, or
veins.
Fort Worth Botanical Gardens,
Tarrant Co., Texas
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