durmast oak , auch: durmast

It has been now proved that they are of Durmast oak, which closely resembles chestnut in grain and colour.

Centuries-old forests of beech, spruce, fir, hornbeam, and durmast oak cover most of the Park.

High woods mostly consist of durmast oak, Turkey oak, hornbeam, beech, linden, black pine, black locust and other trees.

The Ramudoi lived on the river during the warm seasons, taking full advantage of its resources, including the large durmast oaks that lined its banks, which were used to make their beautifully crafted and maneuverable boats.

Quercus sessiliflora), the sessile oak, also known as the Cornish oak or Durmast oak, is a species of oak tree native to most of Europe, and into Anatolia.

The boat was pulled onto the narrow beach of gravelly sand, and, after the occupants climbed out, it was lifted and carried up a slope to a large cleared area in the midst of a dense forest of durmast oak.