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	Lithocarpus densiflorus (Hook
		Tanoak is most abundant and, in general, attains its largest sizes in Humboldt and Mendocino Counties, CA, between elevations of 150 to 915 in (500 to 3,000 ft) on northerly and easterly slopes and toward the summits of the seaward exposures of the Coast Ranges.
		Tanoak is susceptible to the shoestring root disease (Armillaria mellea).
		Survival of tanoak and Pacific madrone seedlings in the forests of southwestern Oregon.
	www.na.fs.fed.us /spfo/pubs/silvics_manual/volume_2/lithocarpus/densiflorus.htm (5194 words)

	Mendocino Redwood Company: Tanoak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tanoak has been a long ignored problem on the North Coast, and MRC is committed to reclaiming redwood and Douglas-fir growing ground for the health of the forest in the long term.
		Addressing the tanoak component of our forest is the primary reason we use herbicides on our property (hand application of herbicide to tanoak allows planted redwood and Douglas-fir seedlings to compete with the vigorous tanoak stump sprout).
		As the decomposition of the tanoak accelerates, the fine limbs and then the trunks slowly decompose which returns 100% of the biomass to the soil thus increasing soil fertility and moisture holding capacity.
	www.mrc.com /issues/tanoak.html (505 words)

	Oak and tanoak mortality
		Phytophthora ramorum causes bark cankers on oak and tanoak
		Because tanoak is closely related to oaks, it is no surprise that tanoak is attacked by a number of the same pathogens and arthropod pests that attack California oaks.
		Nonetheless, tanoak and oaks are an important component of various forest types in the North Coast Ranges of California and the urban forests of Marin and other coastal counties.
	www.phytosphere.com /tanoakobservations/tanoak.html (8827 words)

	Marin CNPS - Junior Botanist Study Kit - Trees - Tanoak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tanoak acorns were considered the second tastiest by Native American tribes in Northern California.
		Tanoak acorns are the only ones with spiky caps.
		Tanoak is usually associated with bay and madrone trees along borders of redwood forest.
	www.marin.cc.ca.us /cnps/Tanoak.html (98 words)

	Lithocarpus densiflorus english
		Tanoak is a slow-growing species, resistant to insects, but susceptible to fire injury.
		Tanoak requires moist climates and grows in association with coastal redwood, Port Orford cedar, Douglas-fir, bigleaf maple and box elder.
		The wood of tanoak is diffuse porous with wide rays.
	www2.fpl.fs.fed.us /TechSheets/HardwoodNA/htmlDocs/lithocarp.html (398 words)

	Oak and tanoak mortality
		Because tanoak is closely related to oaks, it is no surprise that tanoak is attacked by a number of the same pathogens and arthropod pests that attack California oaks.
		Tanoak is not only a largely noncommercial species (some commercial harvest does occur), but it is considered a weed in many commercial conifer stands.
		Nonetheless, tanoak and oaks are an important component of various forest types in the North Coast Ranges of California and the urban forests of Marin and other coastal counties.
	phytosphere.com /tanoakobservations/tanoak.html (8827 words)

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		Tanoak is considered of low forage value for livestock because of its low palatability due to tannin content.
		Tanoak is an evergreen hardwood tree or shrub native to the west coast ranges from Southern Oregon to Southern California.
		Pests and Potential Problems Tanoak is among the several species in northern and central California that have been affected by the Phytophthora fungus, in what is called “sudden oak death syndrome.” The disease is easily spread by beetles attracted to the sap of the infected trees.
	plants.usda.gov /plantguide/doc/cs_lide3.doc (3213 words)

	Tanoak
		Tanoak, although not a true Oak, is a member of the same botanical family and shares the same physical properties.
		In the northwest, Tanoak grows among Douglas Fir in the West Coast Range and Cascade Mountains; in the southwest it is found among Coast Range Redwoods and Sierra Nevada Douglas Fir.
		With sapwood that ages to a golden, reddish brown to almost identically match the heartwood, Tanoak has a straight grain like tropical hardwoods with occasional oak undertones.
	www.mendocinowoodworking.com /tanoak.html (199 words)

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