A Catalogue of Trees and Shrubs, 
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Quercusj TheOakTree. 
The Charafiters are ; 
It batb broad Jinuated Leaves, nnbich drop ojf in Winttr 5 It batb Male- 
Flcrwers prodttced at remote Difantes firom tbe Fruits on tbe fame Tree, tbe 
Acorns are produced in fcaty Cupi. 
The Species arc ; 
1. Quercus j latifolia. Tari. Theat. 1)85. Quercus, cum longo pediculo. 
C. B. P. 410. Quercus, vulgaris, longis pediculis. J. B. Vol I. ‘Par. II. 70. 
The Common Oak. 
1, Quercus ; vulgaris, foliis ex albo variegatis. The strido Oak. 
5. Quercus; latifolia, perpetuo virens. C.B.P.410. Quercus, in Appennino 
& Andium Gallica gentis agro. Lugd. 4. Ever-green Oak, with broad 
Leaves like the common Oafc. 
4. Quercus; alba. BaniJIeri. Cat. Stirp. Virgin. The White Oak. 
5. Quercus; Virginiana, rubris venis muricata. Tlul. Tbyt. 3ab. {4. F. 5. 
The Scarlet Oak ; vulgi. 
fi. Quercus; Callanex foliis, procera Arbor Virginiana. Tlul. Tbyt. Tab. 54. 
F. 3. The Virginias Chesnut-leav'd Oak. 
7. Quercus ; Virginiana, (alicis longiore folio, frufilu minimo. Tlul. 
Amaltb. 180. The Virginian Wu.r.ow-r.EAv'0 Oak. 
8. Quercus ; pumilis, Callanex folio, Virginienlis. Tlul. A!m. 309. The 
Chinquapin Oak ; vulgi. 
9. Quercus ; Hifpanica, foliis magis difle&is. The Spanish Cut-leaVd 
10. Quercus; alba, Virginiana. Tari. Tbeat.. Quercus alba, Banifler.Cat. 
Stirp. Virgin. The White, or Iron Oak ; vulgi. 
