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Quercus acutissima Carruth. is a species whose natural distribution covers a vast territory in East and Southeast Asia, from central Nepal...
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Doug McCreary,ong-time member of the IOS, died earlier this year.
Rainer Lippert has always been interested in old trees. At the age of 16 he started to visit the largest trees in his home district in Germany, drawn in particular to the majestic grandeur of ancient...
It sounds like something out of science fiction, but David Cranwell has managed to create a reality where an acorn planted in New Zealand grows into 50 oaks in the Indian Himalayas.
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On a recent trip to Bogotá, Colombia I was able to collect acorns from several Quercus humboldtii growing as street trees.
Quercus suber is a Mediterranean oak, but some years ago I learned it had a curious history in North America.
After moving it a month ago, we now have re-looked our website, making it fully responsive.
We moved our website to A2 Hosting's data center in Michigan on Friday. The migration went very well. Unfortunately a technical incident, issues with A2's DNS Services, prevented us to go live.
I have recently been asked to write or update the oak entries for Trees and Shrubs Online. This is a project to create a truly modern reference to temperate trees and shrubs. Currently there are...
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