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The 15 pages that link to Oak, each with the reason it gives.

• MonoecyBroader topic: Oak catkins and female flowers provide a woody-plant example of monoecy.

• CatkinBroader topic: Oaks bear slender male catkins that shed pollen.

• AcornNarrower topic: Acorns are the characteristic fruits of oaks.

• FagaceaeBroader topic: Oaks are the most diverse and widely recognized genus in Fagaceae.

• Perennial plantBroader topic: Oaks exemplify long-lived woody perennials that can persist for centuries.

• Oak–hickory forestRelated: Oaks supply the characteristic canopy trees and acorns of this forest community.

• FagalesBroader topic: Oaks supply timber and support food webs built around their acorns.

• Gall waspRelated: Many familiar gall wasps use oaks as hosts.

• Quercus albaNarrower topic: White oak belongs to the genus whose acorns and leaves define its basic form.

• Quercus rubraNarrower topic: The broader common name connects this species to familiar trees worldwide.

• Fagus sylvaticaRelated: Oaks often share European forests with beech and compete with it for light and space.

• Quercus velutinaNarrower topic: Black oak is one species within the oak genus.

• Common walkingstickRelated: Oaks are among the deciduous trees whose foliage it consumes.

• Grifola frondosaRelated: Maitake commonly fruits near the base of living or dead oaks.

• Quercus virginianaNarrower topic: Southern live oak is one species within this large genus.