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International Oaks No. 8 (1998)
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Table of Contents
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- Thoughts from the President - Guy Sternberg
- Third Oak Open Day in the Netherlands and Belgium - Eike Jablonski
- Oak Collections in Germany - Eike Jablonski
- Research on Oaks at Cornell's Urban Horticulture Institute, Part I - Nina L. Bassuk
- Two New Hybrid Oaks - Thomas L. Green and William J. Hess
- Special Status for Quercus acerifolia - Nick Stoynoff and William J. Hess
- Notes on Five Oaks from China - Zhekun Zhou
- Quercus 2000: The Third International Oak Conference
- Journal Entries: Oaks in Australia, The Waite Arboretum - Jennifer Gardner
- Authors' Guidelines & Back Issues