| Quercus x capeloana | |
| Author | Vila-Viçosa, P.Alves, P. Lemos, R. Almeida & F.M. Vázquez 2022 |
| Synonyms | pseudococcifera X suber |
| Local names | |
| Range | Portugal; Estremadure; |
| Growth habit | reaches 4 m tall. |
| Leaves | 3-8 cm x 1-4; lanceolate; margin denticulate; adaxially dark green, glabescent with stellate trichomes; abaxially pubescent, with stellate and multi-stellate trichomes; secondary veins biforked and anastomosing at margin, those of the basal part of the blade at an angle of almost 90° with midrib, and an angle more and more acute while going to the foliar apex; petiole pubescent; |
| Flowers | |
| Fruits | cup with large, totally free, erected, terete, thick scales, becoming recurved at maturity; ripening in 2 years; |
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Bark, twigs and |
corky bark, whitish to orangish |
| Hardiness zone, habitat | among parents, on mixed calcarous and sandy soils. |
| Miscellaneous | -- Differs from
Q. coscojosuberiformis,
which has scales almost connate, or appressed-fused, erect only at their
apex. |
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