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swamp oak

botany

The term "swamp oak" refers to various tree species that thrive in wet, swampy environments.

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Definition

B2North American Flora

(technical)A deciduous tree native to North America, known for growing in water-saturated soil, with peeling bark and dark green leaves with gray to white undersides.

Example

  • The swamp oak is often found in wetlands and along riverbanks.

B2Australian Flora

(technical)A small tree native to Australia, sometimes cultivated for ornamental purposes.

Example

  • The Australian swamp oak is popular in gardens for its unique appearance.

B1General

(common)A type of tree that typically grows in wet, swampy areas.

Example

  • Swamp oaks are well-suited to waterlogged soils.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "swamp oak":

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