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Quercus × rosacea Bechst.

hybrid oak (Fagaceae)

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Quercus × rosacea is a natural hybrid between Q. robur and Q. petraea found across most of the British Isles.

Llanddaniel Fab (VC52: Anglesey); 2025-06-21

 hybrid oak / Quercus × rosacea : _Quercus_ × _rosacea_ is a natural hybrid between _Q. robur_ and _Q. petraea_ found across most of the British Isles.

Quercus × rosacea is intermediate between the two parents, typically having slight auricles at the base of each leaf, and a few intercalary veins.

Llanddaniel Fab (VC52: Anglesey); 2025-06-21

 hybrid oak / Quercus × rosacea : _Quercus_ × _rosacea_ is intermediate between the two parents, typically having slight auricles at the base of each leaf, and a few intercalary veins.

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