Selected Bibliography: Live Oak Management
University Outreach Publication
Live oak (Quercus virginiana) is a difficult tree to precisely identify, carefully grow, properly transplant, appropriately train, and sustainably manage across time. Understandings about live oak are in great demand for use in new plantings and for ancient tree conservation in communities. Live oak presents a complex management problem for the tree professional. The literature cited below will help provide an entry into important information on live oak, of which much is recent. This is not a comprehensive literature review but a selection of the most critical publications and articles which can help the professional or tree owner better attain the best information available.
(FOR03-26) November 2003
Kim D. Coder
June 2004
University of Georgia School of Forest Resources
Athens, GA
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Genetics, Identification, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Landscape Ecology, Nursery, Silvics, Silviculture, Species Selection
National
Live oak, Quercus virginiana
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