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Table of Contents

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• 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 Coandă
   
• 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 Truffles 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