Cork oak (Quercus suber) cutout tree, small specimen, transparent background
Cork oak (Quercus suber) cutout tree, transparent background
Cork oak (Quercus suber) cutout tree, transparent background
Cork oak (Quercus suber) cutout tree, transparent background

Quercus suber II

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Small cork oak with a visibly stripped trunk, part of the bark harvested and the underlying surface exposed.

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Quercus suber:
Evergreen Mediterranean oak, up to 25 m tall and living over 200 years, prized for its thick, corky bark. It is the backbone of the Portuguese montado — an open agro-silvo-pastoral woodland — and the only tree whose cork is harvested sustainably, stripped from the living trunk without felling: first at around 25 years of age, then roughly every nine years thereafter. Cork oak forests are one of the major plant communities of the western Mediterranean; the species is Portugal's national tree.

Common names:
EN — Cork oak

DE — Korkeiche
FR — Chêne-liège
ES — Alcornoque
PT — Sobreiro
IT — Sughera