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Emory oak near Young, Arizona © Nanebah Lyndon
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Quercus texana New Madrid acorn
Cultivar Close-Up: Quercus ‘New Madrid’, Sorting Out the Confusion
Disentangling the cultivar published as Quercus texana ‘New Madrid’.
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A Conversation about Quercus ×turneri

By Charles Snyers | December 14, 2020

Did you know that Quercus ×turneri occurs in the wild? Allen Coombes and Giles Crisp, members of the International Oak Society, discuss this popular hybrid in an interesting "tree conversation."

Tree Conversations: Quercus x turneri from International Dendrology Society on Vimeo.

Note that the IDS is planning to add more of those videos on its website www.dendrology.org.

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