Quercus variabilis: Uses (Ethnobotany)
Bark can be used for cork production
Phonetic Spelling:KWER-kus var-ee-AH-bil-iss
Genus:Quercus
Species:variabilis
Family:Fagaceae
The Oriental Cork Oak is a sizable tree native to Asia, characterized by its thick, cork-like bark and leaves resembling those of the chestnut. Its attractive appearance makes it a popular choice for landscaping. This tree thrives in moist, well-drained soils, whether clay or sandy loam, and flourishes in full sunlight, although it can also endure partial shade. While not commonly cultivated in the United States, the Oriental Oak serves well as a shade tree, street tree, or ornamental feature in gardens.
Quercus variabilis Feature Summary
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