Oak Leaves, Acorns, and Wildlife: Exploring the Role of Oak Trees in Nature
- Species Diversity: There are over 600 species of oak trees, ranging from the white oak to the red oak, each with its unique characteristics and adaptations.
- Leaves and Acorns: Oak leaves are typically lobed and vary in shape depending on the species. Oaks produce acorns, which serve as a food source for wildlife and can be used for planting new trees.
- Longevity: Oak trees are known for their long lifespan, with some species living for several centuries. They grow slowly but steadily, developing a strong trunk and expansive canopy over time.
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