Oak tree named `QSFTC`
a tree and quercus technology, applied in the field of new and distinct varieties of quercus plants, can solve the problem of not providing definitive answers as to the true parentage of the tree, and achieve the effect of reproducing reliably
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The following detailed description of the `QSFTC` variety is based on observations of the original tree, which was about nine years old and of about six year old progeny growing in typical outdoor conditions in Bulloch County, Ga. The progeny had been asexually propagated from softwood cuttings at my direction in 1995. The observed progeny have thus far proven to retain the dense, upright, uniform branching pattern, glossy, dark green leaf, and red fall color of the parent tree even as smaller plants. Scientific name: Quercus sp., Varietal Name `QSFTC`. Parentage: Seed parent.--Unknown. Pollen parent.--Unknown. Believed to have Quercus shumardii as one of the parents. Tree: Overall shape.--Upright, more spreading with age, with a full head and central dominant leader. Height.--About 38 feet. Width.--About 24 feet. Caliper.--Original tree, 9 inches at 12 inches above ground. Vigor.--Fast growing; growth of 11 typical branches during 2001 growing season ranged from about 2 inches to a...
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