Black Oak Tree Species in Dnul | World Anvil
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Black Oak Tree

The Black Oak was a beautiful tree that used to grow in the elven groves of Glen Groudle. They were all destroyed by fire when King Valour Wingedstar conquered Dnul as he feared the magic they possessed could be used against his army.   There is only one item remaining that is made from Black Oak, and that is a royal staff that is currently held in the vaults of Transway. Rohan Dragonstar was the last person able to wield it. His brother Lemayne has tried, but it would not recognize him as the correct owner.

Basic Information

Anatomy

This tree would have had a single trunk and side branch which split into more branches once it reach 20 metres tall, the canopy of the tree would have easily spread over 20 feet wide.

Genetics and Reproduction

At the age of 10 the tree produced its first acorns which are collected by animals and carried away to other areas.

Growth Rate & Stages

The tree would grow at a rate of 0.5 metre a a year, meaning it would take 10 years to reach maturity.

Ecology and Habitats

The Black Oak Tree would grow in the groves of the elves.

Dietary Needs and Habits

The Black Oak used sunlight and magic from the land to grow tall. It would store magic in its bark.

Biological Cycle

The Black Oak would lose its leaves in Autumn and regrow them in Spring along with the flowers. Acorns are produced in Autumn.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

This tree was highly magical, and as such was feared by the invading humans under Valour, who ordered them all destroyed by fire.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Black Oak was once found in the groves of Glen Groudle but have not been seen since the conquest of Dnul by Valour Wingedstar.
EXTINCT
Lifespan
500 years
Average Height
45 metres or more up to 60 metres
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
The bark of this tree was black, the leaves were deep green in Spring and Summer, turning blackish brown in Autumn. The flowers were catkins that were black and the acorns were brown with a black cap.

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