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The Chestnut Oak, also known as the Rock oak, and Basket oak. These trees, in Pennsylvania, can grow to 80' on the dry slopes throughout the state. This tree produces acorns as its fruit. When the acorns are being produced, the become a meal to deer, bear, turkey, and other birds/animals. Also, the Chestnut Oak has bark that is used to make "furniture, flooring, millwork, and railroad ties."

Resource: Common Trees of Pennsylvania book

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The Chestnut Oak is also known as the Rock oak or the Basket oak. In Pennsylvania they can grow to 80’ on the dry slopes throughout the state. It produces acorns. When the acorns are being produced they become a meal to deer, bear, turkey and other birds and animals. The Chestnut Oak also has bark that is used to make “furniture, flooring, mill work, and railroad ties.”