Quercus nigra L. (1753) | |||||||||||||
Infrageneric Classification Subgenus Quercus, Section Lobatae | |||||||||||||
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Description See: R. J. Jensen, Volume 3 of Flora of North America (1997) Page 457 | |||||||||||||
Natural Distribution USA: (Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia (US), Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Mississippi, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia) | |||||||||||||
Hardiness USDA Zone 6 to 9 | |||||||||||||
Conservation Status Rated as Least Concern (LC) in the The Red List of Oaks | |||||||||||||
Nomenclatural Type Lectotype: "Quercus (forte) Marilandica, folio trifido ad sassafras accedente" in Catesby, Nat. Hist. Carolina, 1:19, t. 19, 1730 See: Dandy in Sloane Herbarium: 112 (1958) | |||||||||||||
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Synonyms in this Database Quercus aquatica (Lam.) Walter (1788) Quercus nana Willd. (1805) Quercus uliginosa Wangenh. (1787) | |||||||||||||
Hybrids in this Database Quercus ×garlandensis E.J. Palmer (1926) Quercus ×caduca Trel. (1917) Quercus ×walteriana Ashe (1916) Quercus ×sterilis Trel. (1917) Quercus ×capesii W. Wolf (1945) Quercus ×neopalmeri Sudw. (1927) Quercus ×demareei Ashe (1926) | |||||||||||||
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