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New Jersey, South Carolina;

tall tree;

sometimes persistent;

prefers moist or wet soils;

Resources:
http://oaks.of.the.world.free.fr/quercus_capesii.htm
Cape Oak (Hybrid Quercus × capesii)

– Section Lobatae; – Usually difficult to recognize with certainty because of similarities of extreme forms of the parent species, especially in the leaves of shoots and juvenile specimens, which are often eccentrically lobed and quite similar in both, and they may sometimes be mistaken for hybrids (Palmer, 1948).