Quercus laevis - à patte de dinde

Origine : sud-est des Etats unis, (Floride)
Quercus laevis, turkey oak, was part of the original upland longleaf pine savanna (known as "high pine" or "sand hills") which once covered more than 40 million acres on the U.S. southeastern Coastal Plain.

Turkey oak leaves adjust their position relative to the direction of the sun throughout the day. (selon floridata)
Feuilles à pétioles tordus mettant le plan de la feuille perpendiculaire au sol (Helardot).

Description Helardot 
Section Lobatae ; Un des chênes qui supporte le mieux les sols les plus pauvres (La Preille) : endroits stériles, sablonneux, secs, landes, escarpements, terrains boisés.
Fournisseur : 9/2/2011 La Preille (2)