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Pedunculate oak acorns, Bantock Park

4 October 2013 by David

Pedunculate oak acorn

Pedunculate oak acorns have a long stem. The acorns may, as here, themselves be elongated.

Pedunculate oak acorns

Acorns on the other native oak, the sessile oak, have cups much nearer the stem.

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