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Plasticity Drives Geographic Variation and Trait Coordination in Blue Oak Drought Physiology Leander D.L. Anderegg, UC Santa Barabara, Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology Robert P.
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Drill-seeding Blue Oak Acorns is a New Method for Restoration in Californias Rangelands.
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Reproduction and Recruitment of Blue Oak in the Sierra Nevada Foothills of California M.V. Eitzel, Science & Justice Research Center, University of California, Santa Cruz Susana Rodrguez-Buritic, Instituto de Investigacin de Recursos Biolgicos Alexander von Humboldt, W.
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Substrate Enhancements and Botanical Diversity for Successful Oak Habitat Creation Richard B.
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Re-Oaking North Bay: A Strategy for Restoring Native Oak Ecosystems, Focusing on Napa and Sonoma Valleys Sean Baumgarten, San Francisco Estuary Institute Robin Grossinger, San Francisco Estuary Institute; Matthew Benjamin, San Francisco Estuary Institute; Micaela Bazo, San Francisco Estuary Institut...
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Californias Oaks in the 21st Century: Oak Habitat for Endangered, Threatened, and Candidate Species Angela Moskow, California Wildlife Foundation/California Oaks California Wildlife Foundations California Oaks (CWF/CO) program issued a 2021 report that demonstrates the importance of oaks for Califor...
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Nest-site relationships among cavity-nesting birds of oak woodlands in California: identifying the source of cavities for nonexcavators Kathryn Purcell, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station We explored differences and similarities in nest sites among and within cavity-nesting bird...
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Post-fire Oak Survival and Regeneration in Oak Woodlands Impacted by the River Fire at Hopland Research and Extension Center Michael I. Jones, UC Cooperative Extension, Mendocino, Lake and Sonoma Counties In July 2018, the River Fire burned ~3,000 acres of oak (Quercus spp.
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Post-fire Recovery in the Understory: Woody Fuels Management and Restoration in Oak Forests at Pepperwood Michelle Halbur, Pepperwood Preserve Tosha Comendant, Pepperwood Preserve; Michael Gillogly, Pepperwood Preserve; Devyn Friedfel, Pepperwood Preserve; Ryan Ferrell, Pepperwood Preserve; Makayla...
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Response of Post-wildfire California Black Oak Sprout-clumps to Crown Modification; Early Results Ethan Hammett, Pacific Southwest Research Station, 3644 Avtech Parkway, Redding CA 96002; (530) 739-5270; ethanjhammett@outlook.
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