Post oak

Photo By/Credit

Stacey Hayden/USFWS

Media Usage Rights/License

Public Domain

Image

Found growing in uplands or flatwoods, the post oak's name comes from the wood historically being used for fence posts.

Facility

Clarks River National Wildlife Refuge

Green River National Wildlife Refuge

Ecosystem

Forest

Subject tags

Forests

Trees

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