4. Quercus incana
Primarily known as Bluejack Oak, Quercus incana is also known as Upland Willow Oak, Sandjack Oak, and Cinnamon Oak. Incana itself is latin for “gray or white with age.” The leaves have light hairs and the underside can appear white or gray.
They are usually taller than 6 feet (2m) when mature.
10. Mature leaf blades finely and densely tomentose on the lower surface 11. Trees, usually more than 2 m tall when mature; rays of stellate hairs to 0.3 mm long on stems; leaf blade apex rounded
Tomentose from the Greek meaning hair. Stellate, meaning shaped like a star, or radiating from a center.
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