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Oak Study Day Chevithorne Barton, UK, July 21, 2023

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James MacEwen and Roderick Cameron

Published May 2024 in International Oaks No. 354: 131–142

Introduction

The International Dendrology Society (IDS) and the International Oak Society (IOS) organized a Quercus Study Day at Chevithorne Barton in the UK on July 21, 2023. The event sold out shortly after tickets were made available and was very well attended (particularly for a Friday during a train strike!) by over 40 participants. While most attendees were IDS members from the UK, the IOS was represented by a handful of members, both from the UK and overseas (US and Uruguay).

References

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