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Meanings of pedunculate oak in English
Portuguese
carvalho-roble 
Medium to large deciduous European oak having smooth leaves with rounded lobes; yields hard strong light-colored wood.
Synonyms
Examples for "common oak"
Examples for "common oak"
1
To Linnaeus this common oak of Europe was all of one species.
2
"We can easily do that by using the chips of the common oak tree or the charcoal can be used, as I have before stated."
1
One of the best selections of ancient English oak in the country.
2
First up was an English oak marriage box with internal candle holder.
3
The stem is of English oak, and the gunwale of American elm.
4
If he were a tree, it would surely be an English oak.
5
The grand old English oak and elm are magnificent trees, in park or hedge-row here.
1
Those of Quercus robur and Zea mays were highly sensitive to contact, as were the radicles of the latter to caustic.
2
Our British oak ( Quercus robur) has twenty-eight varieties; Quercus Lusitanica has eleven; Quercus calliprinos has ten; and Quercus coccifera eight.
3
Thus Quercus robur has twenty-eight varieties, all of which, excepting six, are clustered round three sub-species, namely Q. pedunculata, sessiliflora and pubescens.
4
Quercus robur: tracks left on inclined smoked glass-plates by tips of radicles in growing downwards.
5
Quercus robur: radicle with square of card attached to one side of apex, causing it to become hooked.
Usage of pedunculate oak in English
1
AcH 505 in both the presence and the absence of pedunculate oak microcuttings.
2
But the good old pedunculate oak stands green as it was a month ago.
3
The trees that grow in this sandstone gorge - pedunculate oak, elm, ash and hazel -are remnants of woodlands that were once more extensive.
4
Their future as pedunculate oaks you can envisage.