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Oak regeneration in the upper Carmel Valley, California

Griffin, 1971

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13902145689524861320
Author
Griffin J
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Ecology

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Acorn germination and seedling survival were studied in three species of foothill woodland oaks. Quercus douglasii and Q. lobata acorns matured in October. These nondormant acorns germinated quickly at favorable temperatures. Quercus agrifolia acorns matured later …
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