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My Tree

My Tree. By: Elise Toombs. My Tree and I . Tree Name. Black Oak Scientific Name: Quercus Velutina Lam . Bark. Leaves. Nut. Organisms using my tree. Pictures. Poem. Home Tall, Small Living, giving, taking Protection, Shade, Oxygen, Blanket Staying, Swaying, Leaving

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My Tree

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  1. My Tree By: Elise Toombs

  2. My Tree and I

  3. Tree Name • Black Oak • Scientific Name: QuercusVelutina Lam

  4. Bark

  5. Leaves

  6. Nut

  7. Organisms using my tree..

  8. Pictures

  9. Poem • Home • Tall, Small • Living, giving, taking • Protection, Shade, Oxygen, Blanket • Staying, Swaying, Leaving • Innocent, Hospitable • Forest

  10. Changes in my Tree

  11. Changes cont.

  12. Five interesting facts • Has orange/yellow bark on the inside • Tree was used as a source of Tannin to tan animal skins • Black oak hybridizes with other species of oaks usually the white oak • Bark has a bitter flavor • Commonly used for lumber, and sold to make furniture, railroads ties, etc.

  13. Description and Uses of Wood Description • Mostly rough bark but smooth in a few places • Wood is a yellowish color and is considered to be a hard wood • Uses Used to make furniture, railroad ties, fuel, flooring, and other home building materials.

  14. Looking back.. • I enjoyed watching the tree grow throughout the spring. It was really interesting to watch how much the tree changed in such a short period of time.

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