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Quercus virginiana
Fagaceae
Live Oak is an iconic evergreen oak of the southeastern United States, known for its massive spreading canopy and extreme wind resistance. It is one of the most hurricane-resistant trees, making it a critical species for coastal communities. Live Oaks can live for several centuries and provide essential urban canopy.
Quercus rubra
Fagaceae
The Red Oak is one of the most important timber trees in North America. It grows rapidly and tolerates a wide range of soil conditions. Red Oaks are moderately resistant to storm damage but are susceptible to fire and prolonged drought. Their broad canopy makes them vital for urban shade and wildlife habitat.
Magnolia grandiflora
Magnoliaceae
Southern Magnolia is an iconic evergreen tree of the southeastern US, prized for its large fragrant white flowers and glossy leaves. It has moderate hurricane resistance due to its dense wood and pyramidal form, but can suffer significant damage from ice storms, which are outside its normal range of tolerance.