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	Pin Oak - Tree Identification
		Pin oak fruit is an small acorn 1/2 inch long, round but flat at the cap.
		Pin oak is a term that is commonly used in the south in reference to water oak, laurel oak, shingle oak and willow oak.
		Pin oaks can be found from southwestern New England west to extreme southern Ontario, southern Michigan, northern Illinois, and Iowa; south to Missouri, eastern Kansas, and northeastern Oklahoma; then east to central Arkansas, Tennessee, central North Carolina, and Virginia.
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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Pin oak
		The Pin oak (Quercus palustris) is an oak in the red oak section Quercus sect.
		Pin Oak, an Oak distributed from the middle Atlantic states westward to the edge of the Great Plains, and encompassing most of the Midwest, is often seen in the wild in wet areas (an alternative common name is Swamp Oak).
		Since Pin Oak is often subject to chlorosis in disturbed urban soils of high pH, a short-term remedy for the resulting iron deficiency is to drill holes in the wood and insert iron caplets.
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	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Pin oak (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The pin oak is one of the most popular landscaping trees in the eastern United States.
		The pin oak is strongly pyramidal when young, with many smaller branches radiating out from a central leader.
		The pin oak is not a long-lived tree, usually living only 90 to 120 years.
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		Pin oak is easy to transplant because it has a shallow, fibrous root system.
		Pin oak's ability to thrive in nursery culture explains why it is a common tree found in garden centers.
		The national champion pin oak is 110 feet tall and is in Tennessee.
	www.uky.edu /Ag/Horticulture/kytreewebsite/treewalk/walkprofiles/qpalustrisinfo2.htm (605 words)

	Ohio Trees - Pin Oak
		Pin Oak, an Oak distributed from the middle Atlantic states westward to the edge of the Great Plains, and encompassing most of the Midwest, is often seen in the wild in wet areas (an alternative common name is Swamp Oak).
		Since Pin Oak is often subject to chlorosis in disturbed urban soils of high pH, a short-term remedy for the resulting iron deficiency is to drill holes in the wood and insert iron caplets.
		The growth habit of young and middle-aged Pin Oaks is characterized by ascending upper branches, horizontal middle branches, and downswept lower branches.
	www.ohiodnr.com /Forestry/trees/oak_pin.htm (0 words)

	American Forests: The Popular Pin Oak
		Pin oak foliage is deciduous, though it seems reluctant to fall at the end of the season and persists on the trees well into February.
		Pin oaks are most comfortable in moderately acid soil (pH 5.5 to 6.5), and in fact will not tolerate alkaline soil, which causes serious chlorosis or yellowing of the foliage.
		While oak wilt is a problem in many states, it is still isolated enough to allow you to consider the pin oak a good option for planting when you have the right spot with the right conditions.
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	Oak Associates - Pin Oak Aggressive Stock Mutual Fund
		Pin Oak Aggressive Stock Fund seeks long-term growth by concentrating investments primarily in small and medium-size companies within growth-oriented industries.
		Pin Oak is a concentrated mutual fund and usually invests in 25 or fewer stocks.
		Oak Associates Funds are distributed by SEI Investments Distribution Co., which is not affiliated with the advisor.
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	TVA: Pin Oak Reservoir (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pin Oak Reservoir is in the Beech River watershed in west Tennessee.
		Pin Oak is one of eight reservoirs that provide flood control, recreation, and water supply in the Beech River watershed in west Tennessee.
		Pin Oak Reservoir and its adjoining land are part of the Natchez Trace State Park.
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	Ohio Trees - Pin Oak
		Pin Oak, an Oak distributed from the middle Atlantic states westward to the edge of the Great Plains, and encompassing most of the Midwest, is often seen in the wild in wet areas (an alternative common name is Swamp Oak).
		Pin Oak, when compared to Scarlet Oak, is very similar in many characteristics, including the shape of its leaves.
		Since Pin Oak is often subject to chlorosis in disturbed urban soils of high pH, a short-term remedy for the resulting iron deficiency is to drill holes in the wood and insert iron caplets.
	www.dnr.state.oh.us /forestry/trees/oak_pin.htm (1012 words)

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		The pin oak is one of the faster growing oaks, and it will grow approximately 12 to 15’ over a 5 to 7 year period.
		Pin Oaks have moderate water requirements and a moderate tolerance to salt and alkali soils.
		Young pin oak trees and the lower branches of older pin oaks hold leaves throughout winter.
	www.about-oak-trees.com /trees/oaktrees/pinoaktrees.htm (107 words)

	Pin Oak Information Sheet \| Tree Information Sheets
		Pin oak is a moderately large tree with normal heights ranging from 70 to 90 feet with diameters between 2 and 3 feet.
		The lower branches of pin oak are prostrate to descending, with smooth, slender, reddish-brown twigs.
		Pin oak is often confused with scarlet oak (Q. coccinea) due to similar appearance.
	www.gardenguides.com /plants/factsheets/trees/factsheet.asp?symbol=QUPA2 (789 words)

	Pin Oak Tree
		Many people think pin oak got its name from this pyramidal growth habit, but the name actually dates back to the time when the hard, straight grained wood was cut into slender 'pins' or 'pegs' that were used to fasten the framework of buildings.
		Pin oak is quite tolerant of wet clay soils, which makes it a good choice for the Tulsa area.
		Pin oaks perform well in many urban settings as they are tolerant of city conditions.
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	Quercus palustris
		Pin Oaks get very dense in their branching even at a young age, and are optimally thinned out every five to ten years by arborists to allow light penetration to the interior canopy and ground below
		Pin Oak is perhaps the most twiggy of all the Oaks, and retains dead limbs (due to self-shading) in its interior and lower canopy for many years unless they are thinned out
		Pin Oak is virtually unique in its branching pattern; it has a strongly upright pyramidal growth habit in youth, to the point of being extremely dense, formal, and symmetrical; in addition, the lowermost branches are angled sharply downward, the middle branches are horizontal, and the upper branches are ascending
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	Pin Oak
		One of the taller oaks, it reaches a height of 50 to 80 feet, with a trunk diameter of 5 feet.
		The limbs of the Pin Oak are horizontal, slender, and somewhat drooping.
		The Pin Oak acorn is globular with a 1/2 inch saucer-like cup, and small, flat scales.
	bio.bd.psu.edu /plant_web/Fagaceae/Pin_Oak.html (0 words)

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	Tree Details—The Tree Guide at arborday.org
		The Pin Oak can be expected to grow in the zones shown in color in the arborday.org zone map.
		The Pin Oak is a very distinctive tree because of its unusual branching habit.
		Pin oak acorns are eaten by wild turkeys, whitetail deer, squirrels and smaller rodents, but are a particularly important food for many ducks.
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	Pin Oak seedlings and trees for sale
		Pin Oak also called Swamp Oak has a fast growth rate for an Oak, maturing with a broad round crown at about 60-70', leaves deeply lobed, turning an attractive copper-yellow or red in fall.
		Pin Oak is probably the best of the northern oaks for fall color.
		Pin Oak is probably not a good Oak for windy areas due to the shallow root system.
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	Plant Information Center - NC Trees - Pin Oak
		The range of pin oak extends from southern New England to Oklahoma.
		Pin oak leaves are 3 to 5 inches long and 2 to 5 inches wide.
		The bark is smooth and gray-brown until the tree is mature, when a pattern of narrow, dark gray, flat-topped ridges are separated by very shallow fissures.
	www.ibiblio.org /pic/NCTrees/pinoak.htm (0 words)

	pin oak definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
		pin oak definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
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		oak of E United States: an oak tree that has small acorns and leaves with deep spine-tipped lobes.
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		Pin Oak Lane Farm leads all Mid-Atlantic and Pennsylvania stud farms.
		Pin Oak Lane Farm is located in southern York County near New Freedom, Pennsylvania.
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		Description Pin oak is a moderately large tree with normal heights ranging from 70 to 90 feet with diameters between 2 and 3 feet.
		The lower branches of pin oak are prostrate to descending, with smooth, slender, reddish-brown twigs.
		Pin oak is often confused with scarlet oak (Q. coccinea) due to similar appearance.
	plants.nrcs.usda.gov /factsheet/doc/fs_qupa2.doc (0 words)

	Pin Oak trees
		Pin Oak Trees: Pin Oak is probably the most widely used native oak for landscaping.
		One of the faster growing oaks, 12 to 15’ over a 5 to 7 year period.
		Pin oak has moderate water requirements and has a moderate tolerance to salt and alkali soils.
	www.trees-online.com /types_of_trees/pin_oak.shtml (0 words)

	Oak Pin
		The mature tree is distinctive from a distance with its ascending upper branches, horizontal middle branches, and drooping lower branches.
		The round acorns are the smallest of Ohio's oak trees.
		The Pin Oak grows in wet, often poorly drained soils of bottomlands and swamps.
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	Pinpointing the Problem with Pin Oak
		Here's a commonly heard problem on the ISU Hortline: "I have a beautiful pin oak in the front yard--it's been there for almost 25 years.
		Pin oak prefers moist, rich, well-drained, acidic soil, and is extremely intolerant of high pH soils.
		If however, you have a yard with an established pin oak, there are some possible treatments for addressing soil chlorosis, though they can be expensive and/or time-consuming.
	www.ipm.iastate.edu /ipm/hortnews/1997/7-11-1997/pinoak.html (0 words)

	ISUE Forestry - Pin Oak
		The pin oak is a large, beautiful tree that grows up to 70 feet tall and can reach two feet in diameter.
		The pin oak is found widely over the east central United States.
		In Iowa it is found in the southeastern part of the state on rich, moist bottomland soils, along streams and rivers.
	www.extension.iastate.edu /Pages/tree/pin-oak.html (0 words)

	2002 Pin Oak Survey
		As in Cook's day, the Marlborough Constitution Pin Oak tree is still the smallest of the cohort, measuring 1-foot trunk circumference in 1937, and only 4 feet 6 inches today.
		This tree is the only Constitution Pin Oak that I know of that had a 100th birthday party in 2002, complete with a new plaque on the tree.
		As can be seen from the table, a group of 74, 100-year-old Pin Oak trees growing in the small state of Connecticut vary greatly in all dimensions.
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	Bed & Breakfast at the Pin Oak Bed and Breakfast. Grand lodging in Calvert Texas
		Bed and Breakfast at the Pin Oak Bed and Breakfast.
		The Pin Oak Bed and Breakfast is situated in what is now part of a National Historic District.
		The Katy Hamman-Stricker Library located two blocks from the Pin Oak Bed and Breakfast was built in 1909 on land donated to the American Woman's League (AWL) by Katy's mother Ella Hamman.
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	14. Pin Oak
		Both species are from the eastern U.S., bear sharply lobed leaves, and are strong, undemanding urban shade trees.
		Pin oak is often preferred, with more deeply lobed leaves, easier to transplant, producing smaller acorns and prettier fall color.
		The name "pin" refers to plentiful slender twigs, which end up ultimately as pinlike knots in the wood.
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	Pin Oak Receptions - Hallam, Melbourne
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	pin oak Quercus palustris Fagaceae
		Fruit is an acorn 1/2 inches long with a mahogany striped nut and saucer-like cap covering the base of the nut, maturing in two seasons.
		Pin oak is planted as a shade tree in Alabama and is intolerant of shade.
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	www.forestry.auburn.edu /samuelson/dendrology/fagaceae_pg/pin_oak.htm (0 words)

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