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International Oaks No. 14
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Table of Contents
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- Introduction from the Editor - Doug McCreary
- Ancient Oak Threatened by Roadway - Sheila Grisset
- A Tale of Two Presidents - Coleen Perilloux Landry
- Oak Transplantation, Does This Really Save the Trees? - Rosi Dagit
- The Emancipation Oak - Mike Dahl
- The Major Oak, Sherwood Forest, England - John Palmer
- Storm Topples Wye Oak - Frank D. Roylance and Chris Guy
- A Gallery of Southern Live Oaks - Guy Sternberg and William Guion
- New Oak Hybrids from Spain - F.M. Vázquez, S. Ramos, E. Doncel, A.J. Coombes, M. Rodríguez-Coombes
- A Report on the Oaks of Buckingham Palace Garden - Mark Lane
- Progress in Northern Red Oaks Genomics in the Southern Appalachians - S.A. Mathews, B.K. Trout, S.E. Schlarbaum, W.D. Bonds
- Authors' Guidelines