Identifying Oak Tree Characteristics

The video tutorial takes place in the woods, where the presenter identifies three oak species: White Oak, Northern Red Oak, and Black Oak. The presenter explains how to distinguish these species by examining their bark. White Oak has light gray, flaky bark, Northern Red Oak features dark bark with white streaks, and Black Oak has a solid dark gray bark. The tutorial provides practical tips for identifying these trees based on their bark characteristics.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To identify different oak species by their leaves

• To teach how to plant oak trees

• To discuss the history of oak trees

• To explore the woods and identify oak species by their bark

What is a key characteristic of white oak bark?

• Smooth and shiny surface

• Solid dark gray without streaks

• Light gray color that flakes off

• Dark gray color with white streaks

How can you identify northern red oak bark?

• By its solid dark gray color

• By its light gray color and flaking

• By its dark color with white streaks

• By its smooth and shiny surface

What are the white streaks on northern red oak bark called?

• Ridges

• Ski tracks

• Grooves

• Flakes

Which oak species has a bark that is solid dark gray throughout?

• White oak

• Northern red oak

• Southern red oak

• Black oak

Where are the white streaks on black oak typically found?

• Only on the branches

• On the lower trunk

• Throughout the entire tree

• Higher up in the tree