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Table of Contents

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• Note from the President - Eike Jablonski
   
• Garry Oak (Quercus garryana) and its Form in the Environment and Cultural Landscape of Southwestern British Columbia, Canada - D. Cameron Campbell and Wayne Erickson
   
• The Oldest Oaks of Saint-Petersburg, Russia - Grenday Firsov and Alexej Vekshin
   
• A Botanist and Artist, Aimee Antoinette Camus (1879-1965) - Brigitte Fourier
   
• Some New and Little-Known Oak Cultivars - Allen J. Coombes and Eike Jablonski
   
• Oaks as Native American Trail Maker Trees - William McClain
   
• Quercus ellipsoidalis on Rims of Kettle Bogs in Ontario - G.A. Meyers
   
• Some Thoughts on Evolutionary and Phylogenetic Perspectives in the Oaks - Quercus and Lithocarpus - J. Smartt and R.J. White
   
• Cambirdge Oak (Quercus ×warburgii) an Intriguing Hybrid - J.R.P van Hoey Smith
   
• A Gallery of the White Oak, Quercus alba - Guy Sternberg
   
• A History of the Gudgel Oak - Guy Sternberg
   
• Authors' Guidelines