White Oak

Quercus alba · Fagaceae (Beech family)

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White Oak

Leaf Morphology

Leaf Type

Simple deciduous leaf

Shape

Oblovate with 7 to 9 rounded lobes

Margin

Entire margins with deep, rounded sinuses

Arrangement

Alternate arrangement on the stem

Venation

Pinnate venation with prominent raised veins underneath

Key Features

Deeply lobed leaves featuring distinctly rounded lobe tips without bristle points

Description

Large deciduous tree featuring light gray flaky bark, producing acorns annually, and displaying red to purple autumn foliage

Habitat

Found in upland forests and well-drained acidic soils under full sun to partial shade

Native Range

Native to eastern and central North America

Identified on 10/15/2026
White Oak | Leaf Identifier