Quercus chapmanii. The Chapman Oak is a species of Oak that grows in the southeastern United States.

Chapman’s Oak is a proud Florida native. Pine-scrub forests are a favorite ecosystem for Chapman oak, which can thrive inland and along the coast in dry, xeric habitats.

It is a shrub or small tree that occasionally reaches a height of 20 feet tall, but usually less. Leaves sometimes have no lobes and sometimes wavy, rounded lobes.

Source: Wikipedia.