Armenian oak

Overview

The Armenian oak is a type of deciduous oak tree found in Mediterranean climates. It is part of the white oak group and has a rounded to pyramid-shaped form. Its bark is gray with shallowly grooved ridges. Its shiny dark green leaves are coarsely toothed and have pointed ends. The oak produces small reddish-brown acorns in clusters. It has a medium growth rate and can survive in hot, difficult conditions. Its hardwood is highly durable and resistant to long-term wear and tear, making it an ideal choice for outdoor furniture, flooring and construction projects.

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