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.3. name = Georgia oak ..
.3. image = Quercus-georgiana.jpg ..
.3. image_caption = Georgia oak leaves ..
.3. status = En ..
.3. status_system = iucn2.3 ..
.3. regnum = PLANTAE ..
.3. unranked_divisio = ANGIOSPERMS ..
.3. unranked_classis = EUDICOTS ..
.3. unranked_ordo = ROSIDS ..
.3. ordo = FAGALES ..
.3. familia = FAGACEAE ..
.3. genus = (( QUERCUS )) ..
.3. sectio = (( LIST OF QUERCUS SPECIES#SECTION LOBATAE .3. LOBATAE )) ..
.3. species = ((((( (( Q. georgiana ))))) )) ..
.3. binomial = (( Quercus georgiana )) ..
.3. binomial_authority = M. A. CURTIS ..
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((((( (( Quercus georgiana ))))) )) , the ((((( Georgia oak ))))) or ((((( Stone Mountain oak ))))) , is a rare deciduous OAK. It is native to the southeastern UNITED STATES , with a very restricted range in the southern APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS and outlying MONADNOCKS , mainly in northern GEORGIA , but also very locally in portions of ALABAMA and SOUTH CAROLINA. It grows on dry granite and sandstone outcrops of mountain slopes at 50-500 m altitude. ..
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It is a small TREE , often SHRUBBY , growing to 8-15 m (25-50 feet) tall. The shiny green leaves are 4-13&nbsp ;cm (2-5 inches) long and 2-9&nbsp ;cm wide , with a 0.6-2.3&nbsp ;cm petiole , and five irregular , pointed , bristle-tipped lobes ; they are glabrous (hairless) , except for small but conspicuous tufts of hairs in the vein axils on the underside. The leaves turn dark red to brown in the autumn , stay on the tree throughout the winter , and fall as the new leaves bud in the spring. The acorns are round , 9-14&nbsp ;mm long , maturing about 18 months after pollination. ..
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The Georgia oak is classified in the red oak section LIST OF QUERCUS SPECIES#SECTION LOBATAE .3. (( QUERCUS )) SECT. (( LOBATAE )) . The tree was first discovered in 1849 at STONE MOUNTAIN , Georgia , where several specimens grow along the popular walk-up trail. In the wild they are often shrub-like. ..
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It is occasionally cultivated as a specimen or garden tree in USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONES 5-8. Besides landscape HORTICULTURE , the Georgia oak has no commercial uses. ..
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(==) References (==) ..
* {{ Iucn2006 .3. assessors=Nixon , K. (( et al. )) .3. year=1998 .3. id=34011 .3. title=Quercus georgiana .3. downloaded=11 May 2006}} Listed as Endangered (En B1+2ce v2.3) ..
* [http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=1&taxon_id=233501038 Flora of North America - (( Quercus georgiana )) ] ..
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[[Category:Quercus .3. georgiana]] ..
[[Category:Trees of Georgia (U.S. state)]] ..
[[Category:Endangered plants]] ..
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LIST OF QUERCUS SPECIES#SECTION LOBATAE .3. LOBATAE ..
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OAK ..
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LIST OF QUERCUS SPECIES#SECTION LOBATAE .3. (( QUERCUS )) SECT. (( LOBATAE )) ..
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STONE MOUNTAIN ..
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