No, it does not have parallel venation. It's venation is pinnately netted venation
Fungi, Annelida Clitellda,Hyporcrateates,Dematiaceae,Stachybotra,Lumbricadae
A red oak has simple leaves, meaning it has one leaflet per stem. Even though the leaf has lobes on it, the lobes do not reach the stem. Compound trees have many leaflets per stem.
Yes. Quercus rubra is commonly called the Red Oak. It is native to Eastern North America.
there are white oak, black oak, red mulberry and sycamore that's how much i know.
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parallel
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depends on the type of oak tree there's red oaks and white oaks
Certainly. Oak leaf galls may be of a single colour, or multi-coloured. The commonest are somewhat orange, but colours range from white, through yellow, orange, brown, red to blackish-purple.
The address of the Red Oak Public Library is: 400 N 2Nd St, Red Oak, 51566 2251