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Langeneicker Eichen Register
Managing Oak Forests in the Eastern United States
The epiphytic lichens on Quercus in Sardinia (Italy) and their value as ecological indicators
Baumreich--Reich der Baume
A forest tree house
A forest tree house

By Sheryl A. Reda

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Life on a limb
Life on a limb

By Donald M. Silver

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From Acorn to Oak Tree
From Acorn to Oak Tree
The dead tree
The dead tree

By Alvin Tresselt

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Traces the life cycle of an oak tree and describes the animals that depend on it for shelter and food.

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The dead tree
The dead tree

By Alvin Tresselt

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Traces the life cycle of an oak tree and describes the animals that depend on it for shelter and food.

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