A Remarkable bur oak

Tree Information

Common Name: bur oak

Scientific Name: Quercus macrocarpa

Category: Champion (big) tree

Comments: This photograph was taken on Sept. 11, 1902 by William Alwood of the only planted bur oak in his inventory. It was located at the agricultural experiment station - which was located on the hill where Burruss Hall now stands. It is very likely the same tree that now stands on the drill field, based on his statement in a 1932 letter and documents in the A. B. Massey collection. Alwood was vice-director of the station and head/professor of horticulture, mycology, and entomology.

Dendrology Notes: See also 2278, 2156, 1570

Nominator: Michael J. Weaver

Location of Tree

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County/City: Montgomery

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