Pedunculate Oak
Scientific name
: Quercus robur
Other names:
Azərbaycanca: Yay palıdı
,
Български: Обикновен дъб
,
Bosanski: Hrast lužnjak
,
Català: Roure pènol
,
Česky: Dub letní
,
Dansk: Stilk-Eg
,
Deutsch: Stiel-Eiche
,
Esperanto: Tigfrukta kverko
,
Español: Roble común
,
Eesti: Harilik tamm
,
Basque: Haritz kandudun
,
Suomi: Metsätammi, tammi
,
Français: Chêne pédonculé
,
Hrvatski: Hrast lužnjak
,
Magyar: Kocsányos tölgy
,
Italiano: Farnia
,
日本語: ヨーロッパナラ
,
Lietuviškai: Paprastasis ąžuolas
,
Latviešu: Parastais ozols
,
Nederlands: Zomereik
,
Norsk (nynorsk): Sommareik
,
Norsk: Sommereik
,
Polski: Dąb szypułkowy
,
Português: Carvalho-vermelho, Carvalho-roble, Carvalho-alvarinho
,
Română: Stejar
,
Русский: Дуб черешчатый
,
Slovensky: Dub letný
,
Slovenščina: Dob
,
Svenska: Ek
,
Türkçe: Saplı meşe
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Short Description
Outside of the forests and parks that the English oak is usually found in, it can also be spotted on the copper-colored German euro cent coins. Medicinally, the oak bark contains tannins of the catechin variety, which are effective in ...
Author: Bruno P. Kremer
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