Screening Oak Hybrids for Tolerance to Alkaline Soils

@article{Denig2017ScreeningOH,
  title={Screening Oak Hybrids for Tolerance to Alkaline Soils},
  author={Bryan R. Denig and Patrick F. Macrae and Xian-Long Gao and Nina L. Bassuk},
  journal={Journal of environmental horticulture},
  year={2017}
}
This study evaluated a diverse range of oak (Quercus) hybrids for tolerance to alkaline soils, which is a common site condition in urban landscapes that often limits the growth and longevity of man... 
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