19 December 2014 3 5K Report

Dear colleagues,

Currently I'm working on provenance trials and progeny tests of oaks in Germany and I need more information about two pedunculate oak (Quercus robur) provenances from the Netherlands. Their names are: Nuen-02 and NL-3. They were used in a provenance trial established in 1996 in Germany and were characterized as "special provenances" (Sonderherkünfte) i.e. showing especially good phenotypic traits (growth, stem form etc.). In spite of an exhaustive search I did, I couldn't find more information. Can you provide me more info about this provenance or some tips how to search for it?

Thanks in advance :)

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