Pungent Oak
Quercus Undulata
Plant type: Shrub, Tree
Growing Season: No information found
Life Cycle: Perennial
Cover: Moderate
Soil & Plant Characteristics
Acceptable Soil Types: Loam, Sand, Gravel
Acceptable Soil Conditions: Alkaline, Salt
Max Plant Height (in ft): 26
First Bloom: March
Last Bloom: May
Flower Color: Green
Location
Minimum Elevation (in ft): 3500
Maximum Elevation (in ft): 6000
Counties: Beaver, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, Saltlake, Sanjuan, Tooele, Utah, Washington, Wayne, Weber
Reproduction and Growth
Growth Rate: No information found
Germination Overall: No information found
Germination Rate: Long
Germination Requirements: No information found
Reproduction: No information found
Establishment: No information found
Ecological
Best Suited For These Conditions: Fire
Best Suited For These Management Goals: Drought resilience
Additional Information
Commerical Availability: Yes
Notes: The seeds of Quercus undulata contain tannins which can be toxic if eaten in large amounts. Quercus undulata Also goes by the species name Quercus pungens.