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Community briefs: Ravenswood robotics at world championship, Bike to the Library Day

Community briefs: Ravenswood robotics at world championship, Bike to the Library Day
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Sudden Oak Death is not going away in Napa Valley

Sudden Oak Death, the killer of millions of oaks and tanoaks, persists in California forests and oak woodlands, and it is not going away, writes Napa arborist Bill Pramuk.

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California black oak: An oak with several differences

California black oak: An oak with several differences
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Extreme Drought Causes Record Number of Dead Trees in Oregon

As Oregon deals with an unprecedented drought, many dead trees are discovered. Tree health expert Danny DePinte was astounded to witness a stretch of dead fir that appeared to go on forever while flying above Oregon's forests.

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Coastal News Today | OR - Oregon State University warns of sudden oak death threat along coast

Oregon State University Extension Office Sudden oak death (SOD), caused by a non-native pathogen Phytophthora ramorum, has killed more than 1 million oak and tanoak trees in 15 coastal counties in California and thousands of tanoaks in Curry County, Oregon.

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