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Table of Contents

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• 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