Is there such a thing as an albino oak tree? is it worth anything?

Question

I have alot of oak seedlings this year and one of them has all white leaves with a red trunk. I wonder if albino oaks are common or is it one of a kind? I wonder if any scientists or bonanists would be interested in it? I wonder.....

Answer 1

Etiolated seedlings are those which produce no chlorophyll- usually by not being in the presence of light. If it has been in light, but still does not produce chlorphyll, it will die shortly.

Answer 2

An albino oak tree would not be able to produce green pigment, therefore, would not be able to photosynthesize and would die. I have heard of albino pea plants, but the don't live longer than a week.