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Roble y pino colombiano
Roble y pino colombiano

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Ecology of an oak forest in Hungary
Ecology of an oak forest in Hungary

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Los encinos del Herbario de la Universidad Autonoma Chapingo
Introduccion a la ecologia de la regeneracion natural de encinos
From Acorn to Oak Tree Welcome Books
From Acorn to Oak Tree Welcome Books
From acorn to oak tree How things grow
The great Dimpole oak
The great Dimpole oak

By Janet Taylor Lisle

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The citizens of Dimpole rally together to save an historic oak tree from being cut down.

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The great Dimpole oak
The great Dimpole oak

By Janet Taylor Lisle

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The citizens of Dimpole rally together to save an historic oak tree from being cut down.

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