Quercus × inconstans E.J.Palmer

Texas (Davis Mountains);

4-8 cm x 2-4; coriaceous or subcoriaceous; oblong-elliptic to oblanceolate; base cuneate or narrowed rounded; 2-3 (seldom -4) pairs of pungent, bristle-tipped teeth; slightly revolute margins; above green and thinly stellate-pubescent; abaxially coated with thick, pale, rather easily detached tomentum; veins slightly impressed above, prominent beneath; petiole 6-10 mm long;

pistillate flowers on short hairy peduncles or nearly sessile;

– Section Lobatae;