What kind of tree is an oak tree?

Oak wood is also called chisel wood, oak wood, chisel tree, Mongolian tree, thorn oak, rat wood and gourd thorn.

Evergreen shrubs or small trees. Height 2 ~ 10m. The shoots are spineless or axillary. Leaves alternate and leathery; The petiole length is 4 ~ 10 mm; Leaf blade is broadly ovoid, ovoid to oval, 3 ~ 7 cm long and 2 ~ 5 cm wide, with tapering apex, rounded or broadly wedge-shaped base, serrated edge and 4 ~ 6 pairs of lateral veins. Flowers dioecious; Racemes axillary, long 1 ~ 2 cm; Pedicel is very short; Sepals 4 ~ 6; No petals; Male flowers have many stamens, filaments are several times longer than calyx, and anthers are T-shaped. The ovary of the female flower is superior, inserted on the glandular disc, with cells 1, many ovules and 2-lobed thick stigma. Berry is spherical, about 5 mm in diameter, black at maturity, with 2 ~ 3 seeds and brown-black stripes. Flowers bloom in March.