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Table of Contents
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- 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













