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International Oaks No.  35 - 2024

• Foreword: The Color of Experience - Dirk Giseburt

• Introduction: On the Road Again - Béatrice Chassé

• A Quercus myrsinifolia Conundrum - Béatrice Chassé

• Quercus ×hispanica Lam. Resurrected - Allen J. Coombes and Francisco M. Vázquez

• Two New Species from Mexico and Vietnam - Béatrice Chassé and Allen J. Coombes

• Conserving Syngameons: Thinking Outside the Species Box - Charles H. Cannon

• Another Side of Oaks - Ronald A. Russo  

• Ancient DNA, Oaks, Forests, and Humans - Antoine Kremer

• Incorporating Ecological Niche Analysis in Evolutionary Studies - Ricardo Gaytán-Legaria and Antonio González-Rodríguez

• Maritime Chaparral in Critical Danger - E. Vanderplank, J.T. Burgess, and J. Riley

• Prioritizing Areas for the Conservation of Quercus humboldtii - C.E. González-Orozco, C.C. Sosa, J.D. Palacio, and A. Jarvis

• Happy As an Oak Tree in Town - Stéphane Rave

• Conserving the Fagaceae of Taiwan - Dr. Joeri S. Strijk and Roderick Cameron

• New and Lesser-Known Cultivars, Three Lost Cultivars, and a List of Cultivar Trademarks - Eike Jablonski and Ryan Russell

• Oak Open Days: Penrice Castle and Glanusk Estate, UK, July 1-2, 2023 - Roderick Cameron and Shaun Haddock

• Oak Study Day: Chevithorne Barton, UK, July 21, 2023 - James MacEwen and Roderick Cameron

• Tour of Oregon and Northern California, USA, September 17-24, 2023 - Nick Lake

• More Mexican Meanderings - Béatrice Chassé and Jeannine Cavender-Bares

• Oak Open Days: Texas, USA, October 12-16, 2023 - Roderick Cameron

• International Oak Society, Sponsors, Institutional Members and Supporting Members

• Mission Statement

• Index of Scientific Plant Names

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International Oaks No. 34 - 2023

• In Memoriam: Henri de Brem and Allan Taylor

• Foreword: Coming out of Cryo in Las Cruces - Roderick Cameron

• Preface: Quercus in the Desert and Beyond - Ryan Russell

• Introduction: Around the World in So Many Oaks - Béatrice Chassé

• Conservation Needed for the Fagaceae in Southeastern Taiwan - Yueh-Fong Chen, Kuoh-Cheng Yang, Fu-Che Pan, Ai-Kuang Tung, and Fuh-Jiunn Pan

• New and Lesser-Known Oak Cultivars 2021-2022 - Ryan Russell and Eike J. Jablonski

• Quercus  ×sternbergii (Sternberg’s Oak): a New US Hybrid - Allen J. Coombes and Thierry Lamant

• Innovation and Introgression in the Continental Radiations of Fagaceae Across the Northern Hemisphere - Paul S. Manos

• Lessons From 45 Years of Oak Regeneration at Stanford University - Dave Muffly

• Saving the US Champion Oak from Wildfire - Dr. Timothy Krantz

• The Rectification of Oak Names - Roderick Cameron

• Quercus ilex subsp. ballota Benefits from Juniperus oxycedrus - João P.F. Carvalho

• Oak Savanna Restoration in the Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA - Mark Krautmann

• Israeli Oaks: a Contemporary Portal to Ancient Knowledge - Amit Raphael Zoran

• Ex-Situ Conservation Initiatives for Quercus cedrosensis - Tony Gurnoe

• Climatic Niche Evolution of the Cyclobalanopsis - Dong-Mei Jin, Quan Yuan, Xi-Ling Dai, Gregor Kozlowski, and Yi-Gang Song

• GCCO Mexico and Central America: Advances and Challenges - Maricela Rodríguez-Acosta and Allen J. Coombes

• Time, Space, Function: Biogeography of the Mexican Oaks - Andrew L. Hipp, with Kieran Althaus, Allen J. Coombes, M. Socorro González-Elizondo, Antonio González-Rodríguez, Marlene Hahn, Paul Manos, and Hernando Rodríguez Correa

• A New Conservation Program for the Endangered Quercus acerifolia - Mark V. Coggeshall, Ryan Russell, and Amy Byrne

• Shoot-Tip Cryopreservation for Oak Conservation - Gillian M. Ross and Valerie C. Pence

• Improving Shoot Survival In Vitro Through Ethylene Inhibition - Max Winkeljohn

• California’s Oak Habitat for Endangered, Threatened, and Candidate Species - Angela Moskow

• The Albany Pine Bush: a Local Oak Hotspot in Upstate New York - Philip M. Crim

• Increasing Oak Forest Resiliency in Southern New England - Christopher Riely, Maria Janowiak, Amanda Mahaffey, and Thomas Worthley

• My Journey with Oaks - James Harris

• New Oak Introductions for California - Dave Muffly

• Workshops

• Poster Sessions

• Pre-Conference Tour, August 27-30, 2022, West Texas - Elizabeth Thomas

• Pre-Conference Tour, August 27-30, 2022, New Mexico - Guy Sternberg

• Post-Conference Tour, September 3-6, 2022, Arizona - Sairus Patel

• International Oak Society Service Awards

• Third International Oak Society Silent Auction

• International Oak Society Sponsors, Donors, Institutional Members, Supporting Members

• Errata Issue No. 33

• Index of Scientific Plant Names

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International Oaks No. 33 - 2022

• In Memoriam - Bill Hess

• Foreword: The Joy of Small Things (in Oaks) - Dirk Giseburt

• Introduction: Fasten Your Seat Belts! - Béatrice Chassé

• A Tale of Two Lonely Oaks: Quercus acerifolia and Q. humboldtii - Yingtong “Amanda” Wu

• Revisiting the Taxonomic and Nomenclatural Problems of the Quercus sinuata Walter Complex - Ronald Lance

• Quercus ×libanerris ‘Tromper’: An Error Disinterred - Gert Fortgens and Roderick Cameron

• Some Eastern European Oak Hybrids and Their Names - Patrick Vereecke

• A Delayed Fertilization Process in Quercus acutissima and Its Ecological Significance - Min Deng, Cheng-Cheng Shi, Kai-Pin Yao, and Qian-Sheng Li

• Old-Growth Quercus faginea in Portugal - Hugo Ribeiro, João Tomás, João Pires, Sofia Quaresma, João Soutinho, and Carlos Vila-Viçosa

• International Dendrology Society in Southwestern France and Northern Spain - Stephen Wood

• Arboretum de Chocha, France - Michel Duhart

• The Oaks of New York City - Roderick Cameron

• Developing the Oak Collection at the Jardim Botânico da Universidade do Porto, Portugal - Carlos Vila-Viçosa, Teresa Matos Fernandes, João Moreira, João Junqueira, Joana Tinoco, Iuri Frias, and Paulo Farinha Marques

• Jean-Louis Hélardot: a Passion for Understanding Oaks - Béatrice Chassé

• International Oak Society Institutional Members and Supporting Members

• Index of Scientific Plant Names

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International Oaks No. 32 - 2021 

• Foreword: Conversation with Trees - Timothy M. Boland

• Introduction: The Multifaceted Oak - Béatrice Chassé

• Notes on Two Recently Described Mexican Oaks - Luz María González-Villarreal

• A New Interpretation of Mexico’s Racemose Red Oaks - Ross A. McCauley

• Evolution in action: rapid genetic and demographic changes in Q. petraea and Q. robur - Antoine Kremer

• An Oak by Any Other Name - Roderick Cameron

• As Sweet As It Gets - Joan Montserrat

• Q. leucotrichophora Forest as a Bird Habitat in the Western Himalayas - Ghazala Shahabuddin and Tarun Menon

• Quercus rex: Distribution, Status, and Conservation - Qiansheng Li, Min Deng, and Mengmeng Gu

• Revisiting Quercus ×ganderi in Carl Wolf’s Footsteps - Dirk Giseburt

• New and Lesser-Known Cultivars 2020 - Ryan Russell, Eike J. Jablonski, and Allen J. Coombes

• Il Bosco delle Querce di Ome, Italy, October 3, 2020 - Morgan Santini

• Quercus pubescens and Friends in Sicily, October 18–23, 2020 - Morgan Santini

• Oak Savana Medicine: a Quest by Bike in Iowa, USA - Suzanne Bartlett Hackenmiller

• In Our Garden - Béatrice Chassé

• International Oak Society Institutional Members and Supporting Members

• Index of Scientific Plant Names

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International Oaks No. 31 - 2020

• In Memoriam. Lloyd Kenyon - Béatrice Chassé

• Foreword: Masting Behavior - Shaun Haddock

• Introduction: As Time Goes By - Béatrice Chassé

• Nomenclatural Notes. Mexican Oaks - Allen Coombes and Susana Valencia-A.

• Quercus pseudosetulosa Q.S. Li & T.Y. Tu: A New Oak From Dawanshan Island, China - Qiansheng Li, Mengmeng Gu, and Min Deng

• Quercus trungkhanhensis Binh & Ngoc: A New Oak From Vietnam - Béatrice Chassé

• Identifying Evergreen Hybrids in the California Red Oaks - Al Keuter

• Quercus garryana in Vancouver - Douglas Justice

• Dehesa Australis. Productive Oak Savannah in Australia - Byron Joel

• PCR vs. Isolation and the War Against Oak Wilt - Kevin Belter

• Bench Grafting Cyclobalanopsis Oaks - Brian E. Humphrey

• New and Lesser-Known Cultivars and Two New Cultivar Groups - Ryan Russell and Eike Jablonski

• El Jardín del Rosario, Spain, October 25–28, 2017 - Béatrice Chassé

• Bob Berry: Portrait of an Oak Collector, Hackfalls Arboretum, April 2019 - Roderick Cameron

• Oak Open Days, Thorp Perrow Arboretum and Yorkshire Arboretum, UK, July 17–18, 2019 - Shaun Haddock

• ¡Viva México! September 27–October 18, 2019 - Béatrice Chassé

• On the Trail of Oak Trees in Northwest India, October 5–26, 2019 - Josef Soucek

• International Oak Society Institutional Members and Supporting Members

• Index of Scientific Plant Names

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International Oaks No. 30 - 2019

• Foreword: California Dreamin’ - Shaun Haddock
   
• Preface: Setting the Stage in UC Davis - Emily Griswold
   
• Introduction: Of Oaks and Men - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Mortality and Resprouting in California Oak Woodlands Following Mixed-Severity Wildfire - David D. Ackerly, Melina Kozanitas, Prahlada Papper, Meagan Oldfather, and Matthew Clark
   
• The UC Davis Living Landscape Adaptation Plan - Mary Burke
   
• An Introduction to California’s Oak Diversity - Pamela C. Muick
   
• Acorn Production and California Oaks in a Changing World -Walter D. Koenig
   
• “Pharaoh’s Dance”: the Oak Genomic Mosaic - Andrew L. Hipp
   
• Genetic Diversity and Conservation of Neotropical Oaks - Hernando Rodríguez Correa
   
• Major Asian Lineages of the Family Fagaceae - Charles H. Cannon
   
• The Oaks of Vietnam: Origin, Evolution and Genomic Diversity - Joeri S. Strijk and Damien D. Hinsinger
   
• The Oaks of Silicon Valley from the 1850s to Today - Erica Spotswood, Robin Grossinger, Steve Hagerty, Erin Beller, April Robinson, and Letitia Grenier
   
• Seed to Seedling: Inspiring Kids While Growing Oaks for Our Future - Pamela Frickmann Sanchez and Zarah Wyly
   
• Insect Herbivores on Urban Native Oak Trees - Ian Pearse
   
• Birds and Oaks in California’s Urban Forest - Daniel A. Airola and Steven E. Greco
   
• Functional Diversification in the “Roburoid” and “Cerris” Oaks - J.A. Ramírez-Valiente, R. López, and I. Aranda
   
• Oak Community Diversity Affects Nitrogen Concentration in Litter and Soil - Antonio González-Rodríguez, Felipe García-Oliva, Yunuen Tapia-Torres, Alberto Morón-Cruz, Bruno Chávez-Vergara, Brenda Baca-Patiño, and Pablo Cuevas-Reyes
   
• Population Genetics of Quercus macrocarpa - Mira Garner, Kasey Pham, Alan T. Whittemore, Jeannine Cavender-Bares, Paul F. Gugger, Paul S. Manos, Ian S. Pearse, and Andrew L. Hipp
   
• Episodic Hybrid Advantage Keeps Species Boundaries Low in Oaks - Warren B. Chatwin, Mark V. Coggeshall, and Jeanne Romero-Severson
   
• Reforestation of the Sharon with Quercus ithaburensis - Ezra Barnea
   
• Oak Woodland Regeneration and the 2017 Tubbs Fire - Michelle Halbur, Sasha Berleman, Michael Gillogly, Devyn Friedfel, and Tosha Comendant
   
• Oak Decline and Mortality in the Golan Heights - Idan Kopler and Oded Bar-Shalom
   
• Drought and Beetle Impacts to Native Trees in the Santa Monica Mountains - Rosi Dagit
   
• Potential Role of Epigenetic Processes in Oak Populations - Victoria L Sork, Luke Browne, Sorel Fitz-Gibbon, and Matteo Pellegrini
   
• Modeling Ancient Potential for Gene Flow in California White Oaks - Prahlada Papper
   
• Agrifoliae: the California Red Oaks - Al Keuter and Paul S. Manos
   
• Disentangling the Phylogenetic Network of the California Red Oaks - Richard S. Dodd and Prahlada Papper
   
• Managing Oak Wilt - Guy Sternberg
   
• Micropropagation of Quercus arbutifolia - Qiansheng Li, Min Deng, and Mengmeng Gu
   
• Making Southwest U.S. Oak Cultivars Available - Mark Krautmann
   
• Evaluation of Evergreen Quercus, Section Cyclobalanopsis at the JC Raulston Arboretum - Mark Weathington
   
• Using California’s Legislation to Keep Oaks Standing - Angela Moskow
   
• Urban Oak Landscapes of the Future - Bryan R. Denig, Miles Schwartz Sax, and Nina L. Bassuk
   
• Choosing Tomorrow’s Urban Trees for France - Thierry Lamant
   
• Climate Change Impacts on Oaks in Oaxaca - John N. Williams, Raul Rivera, Hyeyeong Choe, Mark W. Schwartz, and James H. Thorne
   
• New Efforts in Mexican Oak Conservation - Allen J. Coombes, Susana Valencia-A., and Maricela Rodríguez Acosta
   
• Quercus ilex subsp. rotundifolia in Iberian Dehesas - Hendrik Brand
   
• A Sustainable Future for Use of Notholithocarpus densiflorus Acorns - Frank K. Lake
   
• Chasing Quercus kelloggii on Santa Cruz Island - Jonathan W. Long, Richard S. Dodd, John J. Knapp, and Angel Fernandez i Marti
   
• Cork Wars in World War II: Oaks, Espionage and National Security - David A. Taylor
   
• Plant Collections Network Multisite Quercus Collection - Matthew Lobdell
   
• Cultivated Oaks of the World - Roderick Cameron and Allen Coombes
   
• The Morton Arboretum’s Oak Conservation Efforts in Latin America - Audrey Denvir, Silvia Alvarez Clare, and Murphy Westwood
   
• The ConServator: Conservation Mapping and Oak Conservation - Timothy M. Boland
   
• A Holistic Approach to Investigating Acute Oak Decline - Sandra Denman, James Doonan, Nathan Brown, Martin Broberg, Elena Vanguelova, and James McDonald
   
• Oak Mortality Patterns in the Midwest USA - Rose-Marie Muzika and Randall Morin
   
• Phytophthora ramorum and Congenerics: Global Threats to Oaks - Christopher A. Lee, Susan J. Frankel, and David M. Rizzo
   
• New Cultivars 2018 - Ryan Russell and Eike J. Jablonski
   
• Lightning Talks
   
• Workshops
   
• Poster Sessions
   
• Pre-Conference Tour, October 15-18, 2018, Sierra Nevada - Dirk Giseburt
   
• Pre-Conference Tour, October 19-20, 2018, North Coast - Harry Baldwin
   
• Pre-Conference Day Trips 
   
• Local Tours
   
• Post-Conference Tour, October 25-26, 2018, San Francisco Bay Area - Matthew Lobdell
   
• Post-Conference Tour, October 26-29, 2018, Central Coast - Shaun Haddock
   
• International Oak Society Service Awards
   
• Second International Oak Society Silent Auction
   
• International Oak Society Sponsors, Institutional Members and Supporting Members
   
• Index of Scientific Plant Names
   

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International Oaks No. 29 - 2018

• Foreword: Turn to Oaks in a Time of Uncertainty - Tim Boland
   
• Introduction: Marvellous Miscellany - Shaun Haddock
   
• Updated Classification of Oaks: a Summary - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Nomenclatural Notes. Holm Oak Is Indeed Quercus ilex But Quercus candicans Is Not an Oak - Allen Coombes
   
• Quercus breedloveana Nixon & Barrie: a Recently Described Red Oak from Mexico - Susana Valencia-A.
   
• New Species from Around the World - Béatrice Chassé and Allen Coombes
   
• La Creole Orchards: a Truffle (Ad)Venture - Bogdan Caceu
   
• Living in the Magic of Trees - Thomas Allocca
   
• Niche Characterization of Oaks in Lebanon - Jean Stephan, Lara Chayban, and Federico Vessella
   
• Interrogating Ancient Oak Tree-Rings - N.J. Loader, G.H.F. Young, D. McCarroll, D. Davies, D. Miles, and C. Bronk Ramsey
   
• The Oaks of Hong Kong: Evolutionary and Morphological Diversity on a Continental Margin - Joeri Sergej Strijk
   
• The Oaks of the Americas Conservation Network - Audrey Denvir, Murphy Westwood, Allen Coombes, and Andrew Hipp
   
• Linking Science and Practice for Oak Ecosystem Recovery in the Chicago Wilderness Region - Melissa Custic, Charles H. Cannon, Emily Okallau, and Lydia Scott
   
• New and Recently Published Cultivars - Eike J. Jablonski and Ryan Russell
   
• Scouting and Collecting Rare Oaks in the Trans-Pecos for Ex-Situ Conservation, 2016 - Emily Griswold, Shannon Still, and Andrew McNeil-Marshall
   
• More Texas Travels. September 4-22, 2017 - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oaks in Iran. September 28-October 16, 2016 - Josef Souček
   
• International Oak Society 25th Anniversary - Béatrice Chassé and Charles Snyers
   
• Brief Encounters with Copey Oak (Quercus copeyensis) in Costa Rica. October 27-30, 2017 - Roderick Cameron
   
• 9th International Oak Society Conference
   
• Index of Scientific Names

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International Oaks No. 28 - 2017

• Foreword: Happy 25th! - Guy Sternberg
   
• Preface: What now? - Charles Snyers d 'Attenhoven
   
• Introduction: A Ripe Young Age - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Chevithorne Barton. A Tribute to Michael Heathcoat Amory - Christine Battle, Béatrice Chassé, Allen Coombes, James MacEwen
   
• Quercus meavei Valencia-A., Sabás & Soto: a Recently Described Oak From Eastern Mexico - Susana Valencia-A.
   
• Evolutionary Drivers, Proximate Mechanisms, and Spatial Synchrony of Acorn Production in Oaks - Walter D. Koenig, Mario B. Pesendorfer, and Johannes M. H. Knops
   
• Quercus oglethorpensis W.H. Duncan: Ex-Situ Conservation Through Collaborative Cultivation - Matthew Lobdell
   
• Nineteenth Century Wild-Sourced Quercus canariensis Willd. Confirmed at Anlaby - Charlie Buttigieg and Francisco M. Vázquez Pardo
   
• Genetic Distinctions Among Oaks in the University of California, Davis Arboretum: Contributions to Oak Phylogeny - Terence M. Murphy and Daniel Potter
   
• Quercus look Kotschy: a Distinct Mt. Hermon Species - Michael Avishai
   
• New Oak Cultivars 2017 - Ryan Russell and Eike J. Jablonski
   
• Oak Open Days, Gredington Park and Ness Botanic Gardens. United Kingdom, July 11-12, 2015 - Christopher Carnaghan
   
• A Tale of Two Islands - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oak Open Days, Argentina, April 22-24, 2016 - Roderick Cameron
   
• The History of the Fagaceae at Caerhays Castle - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oak Open Days, Heanley Farm and Thenford House, United Kingdom, July 17-18, 2016 - Christopher Carnaghan
   
• Oak Open Days, Southern New Mexico, September 24-30, 2016 - Ryan Russell
   
• Checking Out the Oaks in Chiriquí - Roderick Cameron
   
• Index of Latin Plant Names

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International Oaks No. 27 - 2016

• In Memoriam: Michael Heathcoat Amory (1941 - 2016)
   
• Foreword: Twenty-one Years After - Charles Snyers d'Attenhoven
   
• Preface: From Small Acorns - Sara Oldfield
   
• Introduction: Oak Research in 2015: a Snapshot from the IOS Conference - Andrew L. Hipp
   
• Systematics and Biogeography of the American Oaks - Paul S. Manos
   
• Diversity, Distribution and Ecosystem Services of the North American Oaks - Jeannine Cavender-Bares
   
• Drought Tolerance and Climatic Distributions of the American Oaks - Matthew Kaproth and Jeannine Cavender-Bares
   
• Phylogeny and Introgression of California Scrub White Oaks (Quercus section Quercus) - Victoria L. Sork, Erin Riordan, Paul F. Grugger, Sorel Fitz-Gibbon, Xinzeng Wei, and Joaquín Ortego
   
• A Tough Little Survivor: The West Texas Oak, Quercus hinckleyi - Janet Rizner Backs
   
• Landscape and Conservation Genetics of the Island Oak, Quercus tomentella - Mary V. Ashley, Janet R. Backs, and Saji T. Abraham
   
• Hybridization and Adaptive Divergence in Oaks - Olivier Gailing and Jennifer Riehl
   
• Asexual Propagation of Oak Hybrids: Our Progress, and the Challenges of Producing Clonal Plants - Nina L. Bassuk, Bryan R. Denig, and Miles Schwartz Sax
   
• Eating Acorns: What Story do the Distant, Far, and Near Past Tell Us, and Why? - Béatrice Chassé
   
• New and Lesser-Known Cultivars 2013-2015 - Ryan Russell and Eike Jablonski
   
• Anther Culture of Turkey Oak (Quercus cerris) - Joseph Rothleutner
   
• The Plant Collections Network and the Quercus Multisite Collection - Greg Paige
   
• Rescuing Plant Species with Extremely Small Populations in China: the Case of the Xichou oak, Quercus sichourensis - Weibang Sun, Zhekou Zhou, Wenyun Chen, Yuan Zhou, Lei Cai, Murphy Westwood, and Jessica Turner
   
• Conservation of Quercus arbutifolia, a Rare Oak, from Southern China’s Montane Cloud Forests - Min Deng, Xu Jun, Yi-Gang Song, and Xiao-Long Jiang
   
• A Genetic Map for the Lobatae - Arpita Konar, Olivia Choudury, Oliver Gailing, Mark V. Coggeshall, Margaret E. Staton, Scott Emrich, John E. Carlson, and Jeanne Romero-Severson
   
• Development of New Genomic Resources for Northern Red Oak, Quercus rubra - Christopher R. Heim, Mark V. Coggeshall, Arpita Konar, and Jeanne Romero-Severson
   
• Sustaining Oaks in the Chicago Region Landscape: Developing a Plan for Maintaining Oak Dominance in an Urban Landscape - Lindsay Darling and Robert T. Fahey
   
• Pathfinder: the Last Prairie Sentinel - Guy Sternberg
   
• Oaks in Puebla: Growing Successes and Failures, and New Research Topics - Maricela Rodríguez-Acosta, Allen J. Coombes, Carlos A. Paredes-Contreras, Stephanie Fernández-Velázquez, and Citlali Guevara-González
   
• Searching for the Hardy Southern Live Oak - Anthony Aiello
   
• The Last Basketmaker: Indiana’s Forgotten History of Oak-Rod Baskets - Jon Kay
   
• Are Resource Dynamics a Necessity for Oak Masting? - Ian Pearse
   
• Preserving Oak (Quercus sp.) Germplasm to Promote Ex-Situ Conservation - Christina Walters, Lisa Hill, Jennifer Crane, Marcin Michalak, Xia Ke, Jeffrey Carstens, Kevin Conrad, Murphy Westwood, Alison Colwell, Joanna Clines, and Pawel Chmielarz
   
• The Pace of Microevolution of European Oaks During Environmental Changes - Antoine Kremer
   
• Launching the Global Oak Conservation Initiative at The Morton Arboretum - Lisa Kenny and Murphy Westwood
   
• Workshops
   
• Poster Sessions:
  1. Bud-Forcing and Tissue Culture Propagation of Quercus
  2. Best Under Stress: Does An Episodic Hybrid Advantage Suppress Reproductive Barriers in Oaks?
  3. Oakcoding: a Nuclear DNA Barcode for Evolutionary Studies In Oaks
  4. An Audit of The Morton Arboretum Quercus Collection
  5. The Oak Collection of the Texas Arboretum at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
  6. Acorns As Food in the Republic of Korea
  7. In-Vitro Tools for the Ex-Situ Conservation of Quercus Species
  8. Documenting Quercus at the Chicago Botanic Garden
  9. The Red List of Oaks
      
• Pre-Conference Tour - Roderick Cameron
   
• The Morton Arboretum - Charles Snyers d’Attenhoven
   
• Post-Conference Tour - James Hitz
   
• International Oak Society Service Awards
   
• First International Oak Society Silent Auction
   

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International Oaks No. 26 - 2015

• Foreword: The Difference We Make - Diana Gardener
   
• Should Hybridization Make Us Skeptical of the Oak Phylogeny? - Andrew Hipp
   
• Did Early Human Populations in Europe Facilitate the Dispersion of Oaks? - Antoine Kremer
   
• Quercus barrancana Spellenb.: a New Species of Oak from Northwest Mexico - Allen Coombes
   
• Quercus utilis Hu & W.C. Cheng Found in Vietnam - Tom Hudson
   
• Quercus mannifera Lindl.: a Confused Anatolian Endemic - Michael Avishai
   
• Three New Oak Hybrids from Southwest Iberia (Spain and Portugal) - Francisco M. Vázquez Pardo, Enrique Sánchez Gullón, Carlos Pinto-Gomes, Miguel Angel Pineda, David Garcia Alonso, Francisco Marquez Garcia, María José Guerra Barrena, José Blanco Salas, and Carlos Villaviçosa
   
• Ontario's Eleven: One Man's View - Tom Atkinson
   
• Oaks and the Biodiversity They Sustain - K. Bargali, B. Joshi, S.S. Bargali, and S.P. Sing
   
• Taking Oaks to the Limit in the Czech Republic - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oak Adventures in China, September 24-October 27, 2013 - Josef Souček
   
• Oak Open Days, The Mud, Mosquitos, and Oaks of Mississippi, USA, June 27-29, 2014 - Ryan Russell
   
• Oak Open Days, Congrove, Leigh Delamere, Westonbirt, United Kingdom, July 6-7, 2014 - James MacEwen and Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oak Open Days, Trompenburg Tuinen & Arboretum, the Netherlands, August 28-29, 2014 - Dirk Benoit
   
• Oak Open Days, Southern Italy, October 19-22, 2014 - Bruno Van Puyenbroeck
   
• Glimpses of the Oaks of Bhutan, October 12-29, 2014 - David Long
   

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International Oaks No. 25 - 2014

• Foreword: You Reap What You Sow (But Not Always) - Allen Coombes
   
• From the Editor: Sugar and Spice - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Update: Thoughts in Purple and Blue- Shaun Haddock
   
• Creating Sustainable Income From the Ancient Oak Forest on Kea Island, Greece - Marcie Mayer Maroulis
   
• Searching for the Hardy Southern Live Oak - Anthony S. Aiello and Michael S. Dosmann
   
• The Hybrid Oak That Time Forgot: Quercus ×coutinhoi Samp. Discovered in Australia - Charlie Buttigieg
   
• Sudden Oak Death, Phytophthora ramorum: a Persistent Threat to Oaks and Other Tree Species - Susan J. Frankel and Katharine M. Palmieri
   
• Diversity Within Oaks - Kiran Bargali, Beena Joshi, S.S. Bargali, and S.P. Singh
   
• The Mirbeck Oak in Iberia: Source of an Inspiration - Antonio Lambe
   
• Oak-Rod Baskets in Brown County: Historic Photographs of a Craft Tradition - Jon Kay
   
• The Anlaby Commemorative Oaks: an Extraordinary Case of Multiple Ground-Layered Branches in Quercus canariensis Willd. - Charlie Buttigieg
   
• Oak Open Day, Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, United Kingdom, July 29, 2013 - Hugh Angus
   
• Quercus senescens Hand.-Mazz.? - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oak Open Day, Pavia Nusery, Belgium, September 22, 2013: The Art of Grafting - Eike Jablonski
   
• Oak Open Days, Aiken Oak and Horticultural Tour, USA, November 1-3, 2013 - Roderick Cameron
   
• In Search of Vietnam’s Elusive Oaks: Chassé-Colin-Snyers Vietnam 2013 (CCSV13) - Béatrice Chassé
   

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International Oaks No. 24 - 2013

• Foreword: Of Oak and Vine - Charles Snyers d’Attenhoven
   
• From the Editor: Welcome to Your New International Oaks! - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Evolutionary Responses of European Oaks to Climate Change - Antoine Kremer
   
• Romania’s Oak Forests: Past and Future - Stelian Radu and Corina Coandâ
   
• Oaks of Cyprus - Eike Jablonski
   
• Madame Aimée Antoinette Camus: One of the Last Great Amateurs - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Taxonomy and Systematics of Quercus subgenus Cyclobalanopsis - Min Deng
   
• Using Phylogenomics to Infer the Evolutionary History of Oaks - Andrew Hipp, Paul S. Manos, Jeannine Cavender-Bares, Deren A. Eaton
   
• Meeting With Oaks - Philippe de Spoelberch
   
• Black Trufles and Oak Trees in France and in Europe - Pierre Sourzat
   
• The Mark of the Oak Tree in Gascony: From Dugout Canoe to Brandy - Chantal Armagnac
   
• Bringing Scientific Oak Collections to Life for Garden Visitors - Emily Griswold
   
• Endangered Oak Resources in Europe and Around the Mediterranean Basin: Marginal Populations and Minor Species - Alexis Ducousso
   
• Resources and Pollination Affect Oak Masting Behavior - Ian Pearse and Walt Koenig
   
• Micromorphological and Anatomical Characters Used to Differentiate Mediterranean Oaks - Francisco M. Vázquez Pardo
   
• Trognes, Tétards, Emondes, Plesses: the Multiple Aspects and Uses of the Farmer’s Oak - Dominique Mansion
   
• The Bio-Geo-Chemical Process of Plant Nutrition and Soil Formation: Can This Help Us Grow Healthier Oaks? - Michael Martin Meléndrez
   
• Botanic Collections: A Tool for Selecting Species Adapted to Climate Change - Hervé Le Bouler
   
• Pruning Oaks: Training the Young to Achieve Grandeur - Guy Sternberg
   
• New and Recently Described Oak Cultivars - Eike Jablonski
   
• Highest Altitude Population of Quercus ilex L. in France - Thierry Lamant and Vincent Parmain
   
• Pre-Conference Tour, September 26-29 - Peter Laharrague
   
• Post-Conference Tour, October 3-7 - Allan Taylor
   
• Mission & Goals of the International Oak Society

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International Oaks No. 23 - 2012

• Editorial - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Reflections upon Oak-Happy Days: The International Oak Society to 2012 - A. Coombes, E. Jablonski, R. Lance, G. Sternberg
   
• An Oak Named after My State - Larry Burford, Jr.
   
• A Tree Tale: Quercus semecarpifolia Sm. in Cornwall - Béatrice Chassé
   
• A Tale of Two Sites - Allen Coombes
   
• Oaks in a Difficult Climate: Arboretum de la Bergerette - Shaun Haddock
   
• Growing Mexican Oaks in Devon, UK - Michael Heathcoat Amory
   
• The Unique Nuttall Oak Tree at New Madrid, Missouri - Ryan Russell
   
• Normandy Bound - Destination: the Quercetum du Hanouard, August, 2011 - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Largest Known Quercus garryana Clone Discovered on a Steep Slope at the Boundary of Larrabee State Park, Washington, USA - J.M. Stewart, T.D. Marsico, D. Burge, J.J. Hellmann
   
• Oaks of the Texas Big Country - David Richardson
   
• Nonprofit Organization Preserves National Champion Oak Cross-Section - Zarah Wyly
   
• The Challenges of Ex-Situ Conservation for Threatened Oaks - Andrea T. Kramer and Valerie Pence
   
• Quercus 'Piers Trehane' - A New Oak Cultivar - Eike J. Jablonski
   
• A Gallery of our History - Guy Sternberg
   
• 7th International Oak Society Conference

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International Oaks No. 22 - 2011

• Message from the Editor - Guy Sternberg
   
• Paternity and Pollination in Oaks, Answers Blowin' in the Wind - Mary V. Ashley
   
• Oak Diversity and Ecology on the Island of Martha's Vineyard - Timothy M. Boland
   
• A Botanic Oak Collection Recruited for Science - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Managing Change in an Illinois Oak Woodland - Henry Eilers
   
• The Collection of Oak Trees of Mexico and Central America in Iturraran Botanical Gardens - Francsico Garin Garcia
   
• A new Oklahoma station for Quercus sinuata Walt. var. brevifolia (Tor.) C.H. Muller - Allan R. Taylor
   
• A Wedding Under Oaks - David H. Kusnierz
   
• My Favorite Plant, Quercus pontica - J.R.P. van Hoey Smith
   
• 9490 Kilometres Across Mexico - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oak Open Days - Portugal/Spain, 27-30 October 2010 - Jean-Louis Hélardot
   
• Oak Open Day in Belgium - Charles Snyers
   
• Uncle Oak: the Giant of Palomar Mountain - Joseph Wasyl
   
• A Gallery of Oaks - Historic Drawings - Guy Sternberg and Eike Jablonski
   
• Author's Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 21 - 2010

• Message from the President - Béatrice Chassé
   
• Oaks of Puebla - Maricela Rodríguez-Acosta & Allen Coombes
   
• Mexican Quercus species in the Botanic Garden at Puebla University - M. R-Acosta, A. Coombes, K. Vega, L. Marin
   
• Introducing a Collaborative Oak Collection from North America - E. Griswold, K.Kim, A. Aiello, G. Sternberg
   
• Whom am I this time? The affinities and misbehaviors of Hill's oak - A Hipp, J. Weber, A. Srivastava
   
• New Oak Cultivars from Belgium and France - Eike J. Jablonski
   
• Some marginal populations of Holm Oak (Quercus ilex L.) in France - Thierry Lamant
   
• Inventory, Use, and Distribution of Genus Quercus in La Estada, Mexico - N. Herrera Casto, A. Hernández Abarca, E. Barrera Catalán, M. Rodríguez Acosta
   
• The Genetic Variability of Quercus grisea Liebm. in the Sierra Fria of Mexico - J.C. Rosas Osario et al.
   
• Xochitla Botanical Garden, The convservation of Oaks in Mexico City - O.M. Rodríguez et al.
   
• Oak Woods of Puebla - Ramírez Santamaría Lilia, Villavicencio Enriquez Eneida
   
• The Oaks of Mexican Bajío - Silvia Romero Rangel
   
• The Distribution of Oaks (Quercus) in Mexico and Neighbouring Countries - Piers Trehane
   
• Notes on the Genus Quercus in Mexico - Susana Valencia Avalos
   
• Diversity of the Gall Oak (Quercus faginea Lam.) in the Iberian Peninsula - F.M. Vázquez, M. Gutiérrez, S. Ramos
   
• Abstracts and Posters
   
• A Conference Gallery
   
• Board of Directors and Committees, 2009-2012
   
• Some of those who have helped make us what we are today
   
• Membership Enrollment Form
   
• Author's Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 20 - 2009

• Message from the President - Allen Coombes
   
• Introduction from the Editors - Guy Sternberg & Ron Lance
   
• Clonal Oak Propagation by Grafting - Dirk Benoit
   
• Quercus tungmaiensis Y.T. Chang in cultivation - Allen J. Coombes, Zhou Zhekun
   
• English Oak (Quercus robur L.) in Shakinskaya Dubrava, Russia - Gennady A. Firsov, Vjacheslav V. Byalt
• The Mighty Oak of Kvill - Stefan Foconi
   
• Conserving Oaks in North American Plant Collections - Emily Griswold
   
• Celebrating the Tradition of Managing Trees in the Forest of Dean - Rob Guest
   
• Survivors--the Founding Member Trees of the Live Oak Society - William Guion
   
• Molecular Studies in Selected Oak Species - Lucia Vazquez
   
• An Interesting Hybrid Oak Population in Southeastern Colorado - Allan Taylor and Tim Buchanan
   
• A Review of the Taxonomic Status of Quercus ellipsoidalis and Quercus coccinea - David Shepard
   
• A Gallery of Oaks - G. Fortens, E. Jablonski, B. Schulz, P. de Spoelberch, G. Sternberg, M. Timacheff, and K. Tokunaga
   

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International Oaks No. 19 - 2008

• International Oak Society Awards - Eike Jablonski
   
• The Case for Oaks in Residential Land Developments - David Bagwell
   
• Autumn Oaks - Wendy Brockman
   
• The Monument of Nature, Veshensky Great Oak, Russia - Gennady A. Firsov, Yuri A. Rebriev
   
• Rooting Stem Cuttings of Several Species within the Genus Quercus L. - Matthew H. Gocke, Danie .J. Robison, and Emrys Treasure
   
• The Purple Hairstreak - an Oak-Dependent Butterfly - Shaun Haddock
   
• Oak-hunting in Japan, Report on the IOS Japan Tour, October 2007 - Shaun Haddock
   
• Preliminary Report on the Relative Suitability of Quercus Taxa for Gypsy Moth Larval Development - Fredric Miller
   
• The Pine-Oak Rusts, How Forest Tree Species Connect - Detlev Vogler
   
• Oak Gallery - Bernd Schulz, Daniel Dumont, Eike Jablonski, Rob Guest, Guy Sternberg, Hugues Vaucher and Mike Tyner
   
• Membership Information, Author's Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 18 - 2007

• Notes from the Past President - Eike Jablonski
   
• The Oaks of Cottonwood Creek Canyon - Tim Buchanan
   
• The Harold Hillier Arboretum — Documenting Oak Species and Cultivars - Allen Coombes
   
• Soil-dependent fire frequency: A new hypothesis for the distribution of prairies and oak woodlands/savannas in North Central and East Texas - George M. Diggs & Peter C. Schulze
   
• ​Range Expansion through Pollen Dispersal in Hybrid Studies in California Red Oaks - Richard S. Dodd
   
• Influence of Competition Control on the Survival of Planted Oak Seedlings - Andrew W. Ezell
   
• ​Bottomland Oak Afforestation in the Lower Mississippi - Emile S. Gardiner & Brian Roy Lockhart
   
• Taxonomy of Hill's Oak (Quercus ellipsoidalis E.J. Hill) ín the Chicago region: Preliminary molecular evidence - Andrew L. Hipp & Jaime A. Weber
   
• Taltree Arboretum and Gardens - James Hitz
   
• Poster exhibit - William Legge-Bourke
   
• Sudden Oak Death — an Update - Douglas McCreary
   
• ​Southwestern US Desert Oaks - Michael Martin Melendrez
   
• ​Comparative Genetic Mapping in the Quercus Genus: A Prelude - Inna Birchenko, Yi Feng, Jeanne Romero-Severson
   
• ​Photo Gallery - Béatrice Chassé, Jim Hitz, Guy Sternberg & Mike Tyner
   
• Authors' Guidelines, Board of Directors, Awards

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International Oaks No. 17 - 2006

• 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

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International Oaks No. 16 - 2005

• Note from the President - Eike Jablonski
   
• Past Hybridization Between Quercus macrocarpa and Quercus gambelii in Colorado - Tim Buchanan
   
• Oak Open Days - France 24-26 September 2004 - Béatrice Chassé
   
• The "Feimeiche" - A Historical Oak of Germany - Eike Jablonski
   
• Fodder and Burning Material - The Use of Oaks in Nepal and Adjacent Himalayan Regions - Eike Jablonski
   
• How Old Is this Oak? Determining the age of Quercus virginiana - Coleen Perilloux Landry
   
• The Land that Time Forgot: Southern Flatwood Oaks and Associates of the Tinly Creek Forest Preserve of Cook County, Illinois - David A. Shepard
   
• A Gallery of Bur Oaks - Guy Sternberg
   
• Authors' Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 15 - 2004

• Introduction from the Editor - Ron Lance
   
• Speakers List
   
• An Overview of Oaks - Julian Evans
   
• Oak & Oak Forests in Caucasia - Peter Schmidt
   
• Travels in China - Roy Lancaster
   
• Diversity of Iberian Oaks - Francisco Vázquez, Soledad Ramos, Susana García
   
• ​Historical Information and the State of Oak Collections in France - Thierry Lamant
   
• Oaks in British and Irish Folklore - A.R. Vickery
   
• Oaks in Botanical Literature - Brent Elliott
   
• The Introduction of Oak Species into Britain and Ireland - Mary Forrest
   
• Improving Oak: a Breeding Program - Peter Savill, Jeff Burley, Gabriel Hemery
   
• ​European Oak Cultivars, Collections and Collectors - Eike Jablonski
   
• Growing, Selecting, and Establishing Quercus rubra and Q. alba Seedlings - Paul Kormanik, Shi-Jean Sung, Taryn Kormanik
   
• ​Naming Oak cultivars: Introducing the Cultivar Name Registration From - PiersTrehane
   
• Sudden Oak Death in California, An Overview - Douglas McCreary
   
• The British and Irish Hardwoods Improvement Programme (BIHIP) - Jeffery Burley, Peter Savill, Gabriel Hemery, John Davis
   
• Oak Open Forests in the Iberian Peninsula and their Products - Enrique Balbuena and Esperanza Doncel
   
• Mistletoe on Oaks in Britain - John Box
   
• Observations on the Entomofauna of West Palearctic Oak - P.F. Whitehead
   
• Posters:

1. British Oaks - Michael Tyler
2. Savernake Forest Oaks - Jack Oliver and Joan Davies
3. Distribution and Conservation of Quercus insignis - Maricela Rodríguez-Coombes, Allen Coombes, Horacio Morales
4. Reintroduction of Oaks in Mexico - Maricela Rodríguez-Coombes, Salvador Sánchez-Colón, Ana Mendoza
5. Oaks on Postcards - Pauline B. Topham
    

• Summing Up and Closing Comments - Julian Evans
   
• Oak Conference Photo Gallery
   
• Authors' Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 14 - 2003

• 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

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International Oaks No. 13 - 2002

• Letter from the President - Ron Lance
   
• Origin and Management of the Dehesa - Enrique Balbuena-Gutierrez
   
• Quercus ilex L. and Quercus rotundifolia Lam.: Two Different Species - Francisco M. Vázquez Pardo, Soledad Ramos Maqueda, Esperanza Doncel Pérez
   
• ​Remarkable Oak Forests in Europe - Dr. Ing. Stelian Radu, Corina Coandâ
   
• An Update on Phytophthora ramorum, Causal Agent of Sudden Oak Death - Steve Swain
   
• Armillaria, a Pathogen of Trees and Natural Component of Oak Woodlands - K.A. Jacobs
   
• Aiken, South Carolina - Oak City, USA! - Bob McCartney
   
• Spaces Between the Footsteps, The Pemberton Oak - Mike Dahl
   
• Northbrook's Champion Bebb Oak (Quercus ×bebbiana) - Terry Cichoki
   
• ​Live Oak Society - Coleen Perilloux Landry
   
• Errata Table - Emile Gardiner
   
• Authors' Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 12 - 2001

• Introduction to the Proceedings - Ron Lance
   
• Vegetation Patterns and Rehabilitation of Oak Forests in Albania - Prof. Dr. Jani Vangjeli
   
• Improved Aventitious Rooting in Quercus through the Use of a Modified Stoolbed Technique - George Hawver and Nina Bassuk
   
• Comparative Ecology of North-Central Florida Oaks - Jeannine Cavender-Bares
   
• In Search of the Edible Acorn - Donald Cobb
   
• Legal Controls for the Protection of Oak Trees in England and Wales - Barry Denyer-Green, LLM, PhD, FRICS
   
• Aspects of the Form, Ecological Function and Aesthetics of Garry Oak and its Environment in Southwestern British Columbia, Canada - Wayne R. Erickson and D. Cameron Campbell
   
• Ecology of Bottomland Oaks in the Southeastern United States - Emile S. Gardiner
   
• Soil Bioremediation of Live Oak Trees at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana - M. Guidry, K. Abdollahi, A. Nagatu, F. Fellner & Y. Ghebreiyessys
   
• Picture This: Images from the Third International Oak Conference
   
• Two Great Oaks of Europe - J.R.P. van Hoey Smith
   
• The Cultivation of Oaks in Argentina - Peter Laharrague
   
• Propagation of Seedling Oaks: Root Pruning by Air, Chemical and Mechanical Methods
   
• Management of an Historic Oak Forest - The Royal Forest of Dean - Rob Guest
   
• Health of Oak Forests in the Southern Appalachian Mountains - Steven W. Oak
   
• Diagnosing Sudden Death of Oaks in California: A Historical Overview - Pavel Švihra
   
• From a Tiny Seed: Reforestation Efforts in Turkey - Nihat Gökyigit
   
• Prescribed Fire and Oak Regeneration - D.H. Van Lear, P.H. Brose & P.D. Keyser
   
• Hybridization Processes in Mediterranean Oaks from South Spain - Francisco M. Vazquez, Soledad Ramos & Trinidad Ruiz
   
• Thanks

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International Oaks No. 11 - 2000

• Remembering - Guy Sternberg
   
• Oak Tree Hybrids in the Bejan Forest - Dr. Augustin Stanciu
   
• The Great Oak of the Landis Arboretum - Fred Lape
   
• An Oak Wilt Primer - Jennifer Luzwik
   
• Oaks of the Chihuahuan Desert Region - Michael Martin Melendrez
   
• Quercus rotundifolia Lam. and its forms in Extremadura, Spain - F. Vázquez, F. Espárrago, J. López Márquez, F. Jaraquemada & M. Pérez
   
• Oaks in Belgium - Philippe de Spoelbrech
   
• Authors' Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 10 - 2000

• The Name Game - Guy Sternberg
   
• Homonyms, Synonyms, and Frustrations: An Introduction to the Name Problems of Oaks - Thierry Lamant and Guy Sternberg
   
• Nomenclature Problems in Oak Propagation - Allen J. Coombes
   
• Oak Barrels: Where They Come from and How They Are Made - Mel Knox
   
• A New Species of Red Oak (Quercus sec. lobatae) from Central Mexico - Fernando Zavala-Chavez
   
• Clonal Oak Propagation: Almost a Reality - Nina L. Bassuk
   
• Among the Oaks of Borneo and Java - Eike Jablonski

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International Oaks No. 9 - 1999

• Introduction to Proceedings - Amy Larson
   
• Editor's Note
   
• Oaks at the Hillier Arboretum - Allen J. Coombes
   
• The Oaks of China - Zhou Zhekun, Sun Huan and Fei Yong
   
• Rare Oaks of the Riviera - Thierry Lamant
   
• Oak Management at Westonbirt - Hugh C. Angus
   
• California Oaks and Environmental Education - Kay Antunez de Mayolo
   
• Oaks in Environmental Education in California - Carol J. Baird
   
• The Ecology of Blue Oak (Quercus douglasii) Acorn Production - Walter D. Koenig and Johannes M.H. Knops
   
• Artificially Regenerating Native Oaks in California - Douglas D. McCreary
   
• The Ecology of Blue Oak Regeneration - Tedmund J. Swiecki and Elizabeth Bernhardt
   
• Irrigation and Rangeland Oaks - Rudolph H. Light
   
• The Emission of Isoprene from Oak Leaves - R.A. Rasmussen
   
• Seedling Performance in Two Oak Species - Consuelo Bonfil
   
• Conservation and Ecological Reconstruction of Oak Forests in Romania - Dr. Ing. Stelian Radu
   
• Using GIS Technology to Assess Potential Hardwood Loss - Charles W. Nelson
   
• Soil Microbial Ecology of Oregon White Oak in an Urban Landscape - Karen Sturgeon and John Hare
   
• Sustaining Oak Woodlands in California's Urbanizing Environment - Richard B. Standiford
   
• Developing a Digital Atlas of the Natural Ranges of Oaks of the World - Thomas H. Gaman
   
• Transplanted Live Coats Oaks (Quercus agrifolia) in Southern California - Rosi Dagit and Jom Downer
   
• Oaks and Oak Hybrids at Arboretum Trompenburg - J.R.P. van Hoey Smith
   
• Global Climate Change and California Oaks - Robin Bayer, David Schrom and Joan Schwan
   
• The Mexican Oak National Collection - Maricela Rodríguez-Acosta
   
• Authors' Guidelines
   

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International Oaks No. 8 - 1998

• 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

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International Oaks No. 7 - 1996

• Letter from the Editors
   
• The Cloak of the Oak - David J. Ellis
   
• Storing Viable Oak Pollen - Miguel B. Marquez
   
• The Reproductive Biology of Quercus, with an Emphasis on Q. rubra - Robert A. Cecich
   
• A Visit to Kaliningrad, Russia - Eike Jablonski
   
• Oglethorpe and the Oglethorpe Oak - Allen J. Coombes and W. Nigel Coates
   
• Oaks in Sweden - Lennarth Jonsson
   
• The First Meeting in Europe - Hugh Angus
   
• Oak Open Day at Westonbirt Arboretum - Allen J. Coombes
   
• ​Announcement for the Second Conference of the International Oak Society
   
• Authors' Guidelines

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International Oaks No. 6 - 1995

• Introduction to the Proceedings of The First International Oak Conference - M. Nigel Wright
   
• The Re-Oaking of America - George Ware
   
• Oak Images from Temperate North America - Guy Sternberg
   
• Oaks of Europe and Asia: Occurrence, Ecology and Amenity Values - Dr. Stelian Radu
   
• The Oaks of Turkey - Aytekin Ertas
   
• The Value of a Scientifically Aesthetic Oak Collection at the Scott Arboretum - Andrew Bunting
   
• Oaks at The Morton Arboretum: Past, Present and Future - Peter van der Linden
   
• Identifying Oaks: The Hybrid Problem - Richard J. Jensen
   
• Horticulture and Aesthetics of Hybrid Oaks - Ken Asmus
   
• ​Dynamics of Selected Eastern North American Oaks - Curt Hanson
   
• Understanding APHIS: Simplified Acorn Import and Export - Kenneth Kurse
   
• Oak Propagation Techniques - Mark V. Coggeshall
   
• ​Growing Oaks on the Great Plains - John C. Pair
   
• Maintaining and Restoring Oak Groves in Communities: A Case Study of Forest Grove, Oregon - Michael R. Reichenbach
   

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International Oaks No. 5 - 1994

• Letter from the Editor
   
• The Oaks of Turkey - I.C. Hedge and F. Yaltirik 
   
• Happy Birthday, Doc Cottam - Betty Schoeffler
   
• A New Oak on Mount Tamalpais - Stephen K. Langer
   
• Cope with the Threat: Oak Wilt - Dr. David N. Appel
   
• Heavy Acorn Crop Leads to Intoxication in Missouri - Univ. of Missouri
   
• A Potential New Profit from Oak Woodlands - Dr. Mo-Mei Chen
   
• Letter to the Editor
   

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International Oaks No. 4 - 1994

• Letter from the Editor
   
• Management of Silvicultural Practices Applied to Pine-Oak Forest in Durango, Mexico - Victor M. Hernandez C., Francisco J. Hernandez and Santiago S. Gonzales
   
• Distribution of Oak in the State of Sonora, Mexico - Luis M. Islas
   
• Ecology of Oak Woodlands in the Sierra Madre Occidental of Mexico - Victor M. Hernandez C., Francisco J. Hernandez and Santiago S. Gonzales
   
• Excerpts from Mexican Magic - John G. Fairey and Carl M. Schoenfeld
   
• Chinkapin Oak: Satisfaction for the Homeowner, Skulduggery for the Botanist -  Ross C. Clark
   
• The Acorn Odyssey - Len Stubbs
   
• 1st International Oak Conference 

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International Oaks No. 3 - 1993

• Letter from the Editor
   
• Hybridization in California Oaks - John M. Tucker
   
• Oaks for Urban Landscape in Northern Illinois - George Ware
   
• The Biggest Bur Oak - Deborah Gangloff
   
• Quercus macrocarpa: The Consummate Tree of the Nearctic Savanna - Guy Sternberg
   
• Quercus coccifera: The Evergreen Kermes Oak - Dr. Faik Yaltirik
   
• The Oaks in Philately - Stelian Radu
   
• Letters to the Editor
   
• Appeal for National Tree

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International Oaks No. 2 - 1992

• Letter from the Editor
   
• Quercian Books
   
• An Oak Tree from Down Under - Len Stubbs
   
• Trials and Tribulations of Germinating Acorns - Susan Cooper
   
• A Plea for Trees - Len Stubbs
   
• From Acorn to Sapling - M. Nigel Wright
   
• From Acorn to Tree: Ecology of the Engelmann Oak - Earl W. Lathrop and Chris D. Osborne

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International Oaks No. 1 (Special Commemorative Republication) - 1992

• An Introduction to this Republication - Guy Sternberg
   
• In the Beginning - Steven Roesch
   
• Original Introduction to the First Issue - M. Nigel Wright
   
• American Oaks in the Landscape - Guy Sternberg
   
• The Origin, History and Development of Arboretum Trompenburg - J.R.P. van Hoey Smith
   
• The Genus Quercus in Romania - Dr. Ing. Stelian Radu
   
• The English Oak (Quercus robur L.): An Oak Common in France - Stephane Brame
   
• California Native Oaks: Past and Present - James R. Griffin and Pamela C. Muick