The pedunculate oak is a deciduous tree native to the temperate regions of Europe, its acorn is carried by a long peduncle
It is a large tree 25 to 35 meters high which can exceed 40 meters for some subjects. In isolation, it can reach imposing dimensions, with a trunk exceeding 5 m in circumference.
Its longevity easily reaches 500 years, but trees that are 700 to 1,200 years old can exist2.
It has a characteristic silhouette with its broad domed crown, an irregular crown due to the large gnarled horizontal branches, and foliage distributed in dense clusters interspersed with thinnings. The gray bark is smooth and shiny in young trees (up to 20-30 years old) then becomes dark, thick and densely fissured in rectangular or hexagonal plates (vertical cracks with a pinkish bottom and shallower horizontal cracks) The straight trunk can exceptionally reach 3 m in diameter. It tends to be very tall and very regular in the forest, while it is often thick and short in the open in the countryside and villages.
Monoecious species, flowering takes place from April to May, before the leaves. The kittens open in April-May.
Its fruits are ovoid acorns, truncated at the base, glabrous, measuring 2 to 4 cm, light to dark brown, sometimes streaked with darker longitudinal lines, often wrinkled, with a slightly depressed apex. Acorns are often grouped by 3

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