| Quercus x saulii | |
| Author | C.K.Schneid. 1904 Ill. Handb. Laubholzk. 1: 203 |
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| Range | Central and N.E. USA |
| Growth habit | reaches 18m; |
| Leaves | 20-24 x 10 cm; oboval or oblong-oboval; intermediate in shape between those of the parents; 6-12 pairs of lobes less regular and deeper than those of Q. montana ; similar to those of Q. montana but with narrower apex; glabrous adaxially ; sometimes pubescent beneath (most of them have only tufts of tomentum in the axils and along the principal veins); |
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| Fruits | acorn resembling those of Q. alba ; deep cup; |
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Bark, twigs and |
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| Hardiness zone, habitat | wide soil tolerance; hardy; |
| Miscellaneous | -- Section Quercus; -- Cultivated since 1883; -- For some Authors, Q. x beadlei is the hybrid between Q. alba and Q. michauxii; |
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