"quercous" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1927, Bureau of Abstracts, British Abstracts: Series B, Part 2:",
          "text": "By the action of tannase on the tannin, a product (\"quercous acid\") is formed which can be reduced to ellagic acid.",
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          "ref": "1994, Business Press, Textile Asia, Volume 25, Issues 1-6:",
          "text": "With a vast territory, China boasts fertile land and a wild climate favourable for mulberry growing and silkworm breeding. Its plentiful quercous woods can also be utilized for tussah breeding.",
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          "ref": "1994, Ian Graham, Peter Kilduff, Textiles and clothing in China: current developments and future prospects:",
          "text": "In addition, quercous (oak-type) woods, suitable for tussah breeding, abound in many regions of the country and this type of silk is produced in at least 11 provinces.",
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        "Of, or relating to, oak trees (genus Quercus)."
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