Found throughout Maryland in moist lowlands and poorly drained uplands. Care needs to be taken in differentiating between cultivated and wild material since Pin Oak is often planted as an ornamental in city and suburban landscapes.
Host plant to various moth species including American Dagger Moth (Database of World's Lepidopteran Host Plants).
There are 117 records in the project database.
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