Vascular Plants of Henry W. Coe State Park | Dicots
Parietaria hespera · Pedicularis densiflora · Penstemon grinnellii ssp. scrophularioides · Penstemon heterophyllus · Perideridia californica · Perideridia kelloggii · Phacelia imbricata · Phlox gracilis · Pholistoma auritum · Phoradendron villosum · Phyla nodiflora var. nodiflora · Physocarpus capitatus · Pickeringia montana · Plagiobothrys nothofulvus · Platanus racemosa · Platystemon californicus · Potentilla glandulosa · Prunus ilicifolia · Pterostegia drymarioides · Quercus agrifolia · Quercus berberidifolia · Quercus chrysolepis · Quercus douglasii · Quercus kelloggii · Quercus lobata · Ranunculus aquatilis var. capillaceus · Ranunculus californicus · Rhamnus crocea · Rhamnus ilicifolia · Rhamnus tomentella · Ribes californicum · Ribes malvaceum · Ribes speciosum · Robinia pseudo-acacia · Rosa californica · Rosa sp. · Rosa spithamea · Rosa sp. (2) · Rubus discolor · Rubus ursinus
Quercus lobata
Valley Oak; California White Oak; Roble
A member of the Fagaceae, or Beech Family
![]() Habit, with foliage turning.
Along Tie-Down Trail. Burra Burra Peak at left horizon.
27 November 1992.
Photograph © Lee Dittmann.
![]() Habit.
A well-loved specimen along the east end of the Corral Trail.
13 October 2002.
Photograph © Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
![]() Immature fruit with foliage.
13 October 2002.
Photograph © Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
![]() Young leaves and flower buds.
Manzanita Point.
May 1975.
Photo copyright © by Dave Hildebrand.
Used with permission.
![]() Habit.
Immediately behind the oak you can see the bare branches
of a California sycamore (Platanus racemosa).
Along the East Fork Coyote Creek east of the Narrows.
2 May 1978.
Photograph © Lee Dittmann.
![]() Trunk and lower branches.
On flat near Jackson Trail at ca. 1460 ft. elevation,
about 1/4 mile east of Woodchopper Spring.
5 December 1991.
Photograph © Lee Dittmann.
![]() Trunk and branch pattern.
Springs Trail, Pine Ridge.
19 October 2002.
Photograph © Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
The above image by Teresa Miller of a Valley Oak supporting Oak Mistletoe is shown
enlarged on the Phoradendron villosum page.
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