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1995
Abstract The oak standards in Nain’s copse were ready for thinning. The dense canopy of the copse with tall, drawn-up sycamores jostling with the spreading crowns of the over-stocked oaks heavily shaded the woodland floor. A few emaciated primroses struggled to glean what little sunlight penetrated, their leaves distended, pale and ...
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Abstract The oak standards in Nain’s copse were ready for thinning. The dense canopy of the copse with tall, drawn-up sycamores jostling with the spreading crowns of the over-stocked oaks heavily shaded the woodland floor. A few emaciated primroses struggled to glean what little sunlight penetrated, their leaves distended, pale and ...
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Recognition of Oak Wilt in Live Oak
Arboriculture & Urban Forestry, 1986Over a two-year period, 77 suspected oak wilt centers were examined in 7 Texas counties. Fungal mats, formed by the oak wilt pathogen Ceratocystis fagacearum, were discovered under the bark of diseased Spanish oaks at 12 of the sites. Mats were not found on live oaks.
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2023
Abstract Oak barrels are an anachronism—an expensive, troublesome technology that has long since ceased to be a reasonable storage solution, but that remains popular for the flavor (and color, and texture) it delivers. Barrels are paradoxical in another way, as a container that needs to be solid enough to contain liquid, but whose value ...
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Abstract Oak barrels are an anachronism—an expensive, troublesome technology that has long since ceased to be a reasonable storage solution, but that remains popular for the flavor (and color, and texture) it delivers. Barrels are paradoxical in another way, as a container that needs to be solid enough to contain liquid, but whose value ...
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Index measures for oak decline severity using phenotypic descriptors
Forest Ecology and Management, 2021Nathan Brown, Sandra Denman
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