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A New Conservation Program for the Mapleleaf Oak (Quercus acerifolia), an Endangered Oak Species in Arkansas

Mark Coggeshall, University of Missouri
Ryan Russell

 

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Presented at the 10th International Oak Society Conference
August 30 - September 2, 2022
Las Cruces, New Mexico