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Table of Contents

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• 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