Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 79
Fig. 82. Leaves of Black Oak and Black-Jack Oak (Black-Jack on right) black-jack oak is often called barren oak from the factthat it frequents bleak and barren plains, sucli as thesandy stretches of New Jersey and Long Island. The sketch shows the difference in the leaves, thatof the black-jack… … Fig. 83.Red Leaf ofOak divisions, while the black oakhas five. However, the leavesof these two trees vary consider-ably, and one must always lookfor the typical leaf, which is theone shown in the sketch. Theblack-jack is a small, shrubbytree, with branches often twistedand contorted, and its wood…
Woodwork · Trees
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