What is another word for blackjack oak?
Pronunciation: [blˈakd͡ʒak ˈə͡ʊk] (IPA) 
Blackjack oak is a common tree species native to the Eastern United States. It's also known by several other names, including Quercus marilandica, bar oak, jack oak, and bear oak. The tree is named for its dark, almost black bark, which is deeply furrowed and highly textured. Blackjack oak is a slow-growing species and is often found in rocky soil and dry woodland areas. It's an important food source for local wildlife and is used in the construction of homes and furniture. The tree is also renowned for its acorns, which are a staple food for many species of wildlife. Despite its tough exterior, blackjack oak has a soft and yielding wood that's ideal for carving and woodworking.
