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"Classification is defined as the grouping or clustering of objects based upon their resemblance ... The objective of this study [is] to develop a vegetation classification of shinnery oak communities in southeastern New Mexico. The vegetation key and legend described herein is preliminary and subject to revision upon further computer analysis of field data."--Page 1
Topics: Quercus havardii, Quercus havardii, Vegetation classification, Oak, Quercus havardii, Vegetation...

U.S. Forest Service Eastern Region

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Volume table for chestnut oak (Quercus montana), Monroe, Muskingum, Pike, Ross, and Washington Counties, Ohio

Oct 4, 2016 10/16

by Emmer, R. E; Central States Forest Experiment Station (Columbus, Ohio)

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"November 1, 1941"
Topics: Quercus prinus Measurement, Quercus prinus Ohio Growth

U.S. Forest Service Intermountain Region

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Raising bur oak in containers in greenhouses

Jan 12, 2015 01/15

by Tinus, R.W

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Topic: Quercus macrocarpa

U.S. Forest Service Intermountain Region

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Chemical properties of chaparral fuels change during preheating before flaming

Jan 12, 2015 01/15

by Trujillo, D.P; U.S. Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station

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Topic: Quercus turbinella

U.S. Forest Service Southern Region

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Silvical characteristics of swamp chestnut oak (Quercus michauxii Nutt.)

May 30, 2014 05/14

by Lotti, Thomas

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Topic: Quercus michauxii

U.S. Forest Service Southern Region

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Silvical characteristics of southern red oak (Quercus falcata Michx.)

May 30, 2014 05/14

by Haney, Glenn Price; Metz, Louis J. (Louis John), 1920-

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Topics: Quercus falcata, Oak

U.S. Forest Service Southern Region

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Recommendations for killing scrub oaks and other undesirable trees

Mar 2, 2017 03/17

by Pessin, L. J; Southern Forest Experiment Station (New Orleans, La.); United States. Department of Agriculture

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"Report date May 18, 1942."
Topics: Arsenic, Quercus gambelii

Mendeley Climate Change Library

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Collapsing foundations: The ecology of the British oak, implications of its decline and mitigation options

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by R. J. Mitchell; P. E. Bellamy; C. J. Ellis; R. L. Hewison; N. G. Hodgetts; G. R. Iason; N. A. Littlewood; S. Newey; J. A. Stockan; A. F.S. Taylor

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Oak (Quercus spp.) is declining globally due to a variety of pests, pathogens and climate change. Assessments of the impact of losing keystone species such as oak, should include the impact on associated biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, and consider mitigation options. Here, we assess the potential ecological implications of a decline in Quercus petraea/robur within the UK. We collated a database of 2300 species associated with Q. petraea/robur of which 326 were found to be obligate...
Topics: Biodiversity, Ecosystem function, Mitigation, Oak decline, Quercus petraea, Quercus robur

Bureau of Land Management Library

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Literature review of shinnery oak treatments

Dec 12, 2017 12/17

by Biondini, Mario; Britton, C. M. (Carlton M.); Jacoby, Pete W. (Pete William), 1943-; Jones, Virgil E; Meadors, C.J; Pettit, Russell Dean; Sears, W.E; Slosser, Jeffrey Eric, 1943-; Wester, David B; United States. Bureau of Land Management; United States. Soil Conservation Service; United States. Bureau of Land Management. Roswell Resource Area

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Brief synopsis of sand shinnery oak (Quercus havardii) treatment in the Roswell Resource Area, referencing journal articles, reports, and environmental impact statements on the topic, authored by the Bureau of Land Management
Topics: Quercus havardii, Oak, Forage plants, Quercus havardii, Oak, Forage plants

U.S. Forest Service Eastern Region

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Effect of scrub oak and associated ground cover on soil moisture

Oct 4, 2016 10/16

by Eschner, Arthur R

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Topics: Soil moisture, Quercus gambelii

U.S. Forest Service Intermountain Region

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Specific gravity of Arizona gambel oak

Jan 12, 2015 01/15

by Barger, Roland L; Ffolliott, Peter F; Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (Fort Collins, Colo.); United States. Forest Service

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Topics: Quercus gambelii Arizona, Wood Density

Program aid (United States. Dept. of Agriculture)

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'Gobbler' sawtooth oak

Mar 19, 2015 03/15

by United States. Department of Agriculture

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Aug 1988
Topics: Quercus acutissima, adaptation plant propagation

Polish Botanical Society

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Korzenie przybyszowe w próchniejącym pniu dębu szypułkowego Quercus robur

Mar 26, 2021 03/21

by Mieczysław Czekalski; Wojciech Antkowiak; Krzysztof Borkowski

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W doniesieniu przedstawiono korzenie przybyszowe w próchniejącym pniu dębu szypułkowego Quercus robur L. Najprawdopodobniej rozwinęły się one z kalusa uformowanego z komórek kambium. Rozwinęło się 7 korzeni, które osiągnęły glebę. Najgrubsze miały obwody 41, 27, 25, 21 i 19 cm. Korzenie te pełnią funkcję mechaniczną oraz pobierają wodę i sole mineralne. W czterech innych miejscach powstały systemy cienkich i krótkich korzeni, które uschły. Powstawanie korzeni...
Topics: Quercus robur, Kopaszewo, drzewa pomnikowe, zdolności regeneracyjne, Quercus robur, Kopaszewo,...

State Library of Pennsylvania

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Red oak

Mar 11, 2019 03/19

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Topics: Quercus rubra, Forests and forestry -- Maryland

U.S. Forest Service Intermountain Region

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Acorn yield of gambel oak in northern Arizona

Jan 12, 2015 01/15

by McCulloch, Clay Y; Wallmo, Olof C; Ffolliott, Peter F; Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (Fort Collins, Colo.); United States. Forest Service

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Topics: Quercus gambelii Arizona, Acorns Yields Arizona

Biodiversity Heritage Library

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Les Cynipides

Jan 6, 2009 01/09

by Adler, Hermann, 1841-; Lichtenstein, Jules, 1816-1886; Mayr, Gustav Leopold, 1830-1908

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xiv, 141 p. 25 cm
Topics: Gallflies, Galls (Botany), Generations, Alternating, Quercus

Books to Borrow

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The cork

May 23, 2018 05/18

by Oliveira, Manuel Alves de. Ger;Oliveira, Leonel de

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Topics: QUERCUS SUBER + QUERCUS OCCIDENTALIS (BOTANIK), RINDENGEWINNUNG + BORKENGEWINNUNG + KORKGEWINNUNG...

Program aid (United States. Dept. of Agriculture)

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Reducing livestock losses from oak brush poisoning in the Western states

Dec 22, 2014 12/14

by United States. Agricultural Research Service. Animal Disease and Parasite Research Division

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Topics: Quercus havardii Toxicology West (U.S.), Quercus gambelii Toxicology West (U.S.), Livestock...

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Correspondence ?Fowler (James) and Engelmann (George),

Dec 3, 2013 12/13

by Fowler, James,

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Topics: 1809-1884, 1829-1923, Correspondence, Engelmann, George,, Fagaceae, Fowler, James,, Letters, Picea,...

U.S. Forest Service Lake States Forest Experiment Station

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Sprouting of northern oaks reduced after debarking with sodium arsenite

Aug 12, 2019 08/19

by Godman, Richard M

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1 sheet ([2] pages) : 27 cm
Topics: Oak Pruning Lake States, Quercus, sprouting, sodium arsenite

U.S. Forest Service Lake States Forest Experiment Station

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Trampling by livestock drastically reduces infiltration rate of soil in oak and pine woods in southwestern Wisconsin

Aug 12, 2019 08/19

by Stoeckeler, J. H. (Joseph Henry), 1908-

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2 unnumbered pages : 27 cm
Topics: Livestock Environmental aspects, Pinus, Quercus, forest soils, Wisconsin

Mendeley Climate Change Library

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Is there a substitution of Pinaceae by Fagaceae in temperate forests at the global scale?

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Teresa Alfaro Reyna; Javier Retana; Jordi Martínez-Vilalta

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Reports on forest decline, changes in species composition and the distribution of forests in response to changes in climate and land use are increasing worldwide. Temperate forests are largely dominated by two tree families: Pinaceae and Fagaceae. These two families have distinct functional properties and different responses to environmental factors. Several local and regional assessments, particularly in Europe, have found that species of Fagaceae are invading areas previously dominated by...
Topics: Broadleaves, Conifers, Global change, Pinus, Quercus, Vegetation dynamics

Miscellaneous Contributed Journals and Academic Newsletters

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Survival and growth of the Melolontha spp. grubs on the roots of the forest’s main tree species

Nov 30, 2015 11/15

by Danuta Woreta, Lidia Sukovata

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The survival, weight and relative growth rate (RGR) of the Melolontha spp. grubs feeding on roots of Quercus petraea, Q. robur, Fagus sylvatica, Betula pendula, Larix decidua, Alnus glutinosa and Pinus sylvestris were examined. Overall, the youngest grubs, L1, were the most affected by food quality. The mortality of the grubs feeding on the roots of A. glutinosa changed most rapidly and, consequently, LT50 was the shortest (25.9 days), whereas the slowest changes in mortality with the highest...
Topics: Quercus robur, Quercus petraea, Fagus sylvatica, Betula pendula, Larix decidua, Pinus sylvestris,...

Mendeley Climate Change Library

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Background sampling and transferability of species distribution model ensembles under climate change

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Maialen Iturbide; Joaquín Bedia; José Manuel Gutiérrez

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Species Distribution Models (SDMs) constitute an important tool to assist decision-making in environmental conservation and planning. A popular application of these models is the projection of species distributions under climate change conditions. Yet there are still a range of methodological SDM factors which limit the transferability of these models, contributing significantly to the overall uncertainty of the resulting projections. An important source of uncertainty often neglected in...
Topics: Overfitting, Peripheral populations, Pseudo-absences, Quercus robur, Variance partitioning

U.S. Forest Service Southern Region

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Financial maturity of bottomland red oaks and sweetgum

Mar 2, 2017 03/17

by Guttenberg, Sam; Putnam, John A. (John Alfred), 1901-; Southern Forest Experiment Station (New Orleans, La.); United States. Department of Agriculture

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"Report date March 1951."
Topics: Forests and forestry Valuation Southern States, Sweetgum, Quercus rubra

U.S. Forest Service Lake States Forest Experiment Station

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Simple measures can improve Wiconsin's farm woodlands : the mixed oak type

Aug 12, 2019 08/19

by Scholz, Harold F., author

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1 sheet (2 unnumbered pages) : 27cm
Topics: Quercus, Agroforestry Wisconsin, farm woodlands, woodlands, farm forestry, Wisconsin

U.S. Forest Service Lake States Forest Experiment Station

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Pattern of soil moisture depletion varies between red pine and oak stands in Michigan

Aug 12, 2019 08/19

by Urie, Dean H. (Dean Howard)

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2 unnumbered pages : 27 cm
Topics: Red pine Soils, Quercus, Pinus resinosa, soil water, Michigan

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Pin oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of pin oak tree. Tree trunk in center of image with large trunk sections extending out at the base and right portion of trunk dark (light in negative), amidst fallen leaves with trees in the background.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus palustris, Illinois

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Southern red oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of southern red oak tree. Man or boy wearing straw hat, checkered shirt, and suspenders leaning against tree trunk with his left hand behind him in center of image with wooded vegetation in the background.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus falcata, Illinois

U.S. Forest Service Lake States Forest Experiment Station

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Site index curves for red oak in the Lake States

Aug 12, 2019 08/19

by Gevorkiantz, S. R. (Suren Rubenian)

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1 sheet ([2] pages) : 27 cm
Topics: Site index (Forestry) Lake States, Quercus rubra, Great Lakes region

U.S. Forest Service Eastern Region

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Sprouting of blackjack oak in the Missouri Ozarks

Feb 5, 2014 02/14

by Clark, F. Bryan; Liming, Franklin G; Central States Forest Experiment Station (Columbus, Ohio)

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"December 1953."
Topics: Quercus gambelii Missouri Growth, Forest thinning Missouri, Forest management Missouri

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Overcup oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of overcup oak tree. Tree trunk in center of image with a fallen tree trunk behind and to the right, amidst fallen leaves with wooded vegetation in the background.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus lyrata, Illinois

Mendeley Climate Change Library

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Contrasting effects of fog frequency on the radial growth of two tree species in a Mediterranean-temperate ecotone

Jul 5, 2019 07/19

by Adrià Barbeta; J. Julio Camarero; Gabriel Sangüesa-Barreda; Lena Muffler; Josep Peñuelas

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The performance and persistence of rear-edge tree populations are relevant issues for conserving biodiversity because these stands harbor high intraspecific biodiversity and play a key role during periods of climate change. The occurrence of these populations is associated with the influence of heterogeneous topography, creating suitable refugia with regionally rare environmental conditions. Climate is changing at a global-scale, but little is known about the long-term impact on local climatic...
Topics: Ecotone, Fagus sylvatica, Fog, Mediterranean, Quercus ilex, Tree-ring width

U.S. Forest Service Intermountain Region

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Phytotoxic potential of gambel oak on ponderosa pine seed germination and initial growth

Jan 5, 2015 01/15

by Harrington, Michael G; Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (Fort Collins, Colo.)

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Topics: Ponderosa pine Growth, Quercus gambellie, Allelopathic agents, Forest ecology Southwestern States

Mendeley Climate Change Library

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Mediterranean trees coping with severe drought: Avoidance might not be safe

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Alicia Forner; Fernando Valladares; Ismael Aranda

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Plants coexisting in Mediterranean regions differ widely in their sensitivity to drought and in their ability to maintain carbon assimilation and hydraulic function ranging from avoidance to tolerance of stressful periods. We studied the response of three coexisting Mediterranean tree species (Quercus ilex L. spp. Ballota (Desf.) Samp., Quercus faginea Lam. and Pinus nigra ssp. Salzmannii J.F. Arnold) under natural conditions for three years to test their functional strategies in dealing with...
Topics: Gas exchange, Pinus nigra, Pressure-volume curve, Quercus faginea, Water status

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of Quercus species, Tree trunk in center of image amidst fallen leaves and grasses and wooded vegetation. Image shows large, rough bark segments.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus, Johnson County, Illinois

Bureau of Land Management Library

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Vegetative description and analysis from literature reviews for shinnery oak (Quercus havardii) vegetative community in the Roswell BLM District

Dec 12, 2017 12/17

by Post, Steve; United States. Bureau of Land Management. Roswell District Office

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 32-35)
Topics: Vegetation management, Grasses, Quercus havardii, Forage plants, Range management, Public lands

Mendeley Climate Change Library

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Cork rings suggest how to manage Quercus suber to mitigate the effects of climate changes

Jul 5, 2019 07/19

by Carla Leite; Vanda Oliveira; Alexandra Lauw; Helena Pereira

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Climate scenarios in the Mediterranean region predicts raising temperatures and more frequent and extreme drought conditions. Cork oak is a Mediterranean species with a large distribution in Portugal from which cork is extracted in a sustainable way and mainly used as the raw material for cork stoppers and insulating materials. To study the response of cork oak to drought and the effect of phellogen age on that response we examined cork growth from a 30-year chronology of trees from 12 sites in...
Topics: Climate change mitigation, Dendrochronology, Dendroecology, Pointer years, Quercus suber,...

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Post oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of post oak tree. Tree trunk in center of image with downward-sloping branch to the left amidst fallen leaves and underbrush with wooded vegetation in background.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus margarettae, Johnson County, Illinois

Mendeley Climate Change Library

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Intensity and temporality of airborne Quercus pollen in the southwest Mediterranean area: Correlation with meteorological and phenoclimatic variables, trends and possible adaptation to climate change

Jul 5, 2019 07/19

by M. Recio; A. Picornell; M. M. Trigo; D. Gharbi; J. García-Sánchez; B. Cabezudo

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This paper deals with aerobiological analyses realised during last 25 years in the atmosphere of Malaga, a coastal city located in the southwest of the Mediterranean Basin. Air sampling was performed by means of 7-day recording volumetric pollen and spore traps, and pollen grains were counted with the aid of a light microscope, according to the methodology proposed by the Spanish Aerobiology Network. Pollen data were expressed as number of pollen grains per cubic metre of air. A peak in Quercus...
Topics: Adaptation, Aerobiology, Climate change, Correlations, Mediterranean basin, Meteorology, Phenology,...

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Chinkapin oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of chinkapin oak tree. Tree trunk in center of image amidst fallen leaves and underbrush with wooded vegetation in background.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus muehlenbergii, Johnson County, Illinois

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Black oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of black oak tree. Tree trunk in center of image amidst fallen leaves and underbrush with wooded vegetation in background and dark, cloudy area at bottom left.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus velutina, Johnson County, Illinois

Flickr Video Captures

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OakEggar

Nov 8, 2018 11/18

by https://www.flickr.com/photos/54497177@N05/

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Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/54497177@N05/5047841240 Uploader: https://www.flickr.com/photos/54497177@N05/
Topics: Flickr, video, oak, eggar, caterpillar, moth, heath, bog, lasiocampa, quercus,...

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Scarlet oak tree.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of scarlet oak tree. Tree trunk in center of image amidst scattered clumps of vegetation with fallen leaves in the foreground and wooded vegetation in the background.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus coccinea, DuPage County, Illinois

Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Museum Collections and Archives

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Swamp chestnut oak.

Jul 6, 2019 07/19

by Benjamin T. Gault

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Trunk of swamp chestnut oak tree. Tree trunk in center of image amidst grasses with wooded vegetation in background.
Topics: Chicago Academy of Sciences, Benjamin T. Gault, Quercus michauxii, DuPage County, Illinois

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