Published Research
Intercontinental genetic divergence of Castanea species in eastern Asia and eastern North America– Fenny Dane, P. Lang, H. Huang, Y. Fu -NEW
Ozark Chinquapin Tolerate Oxalic Acid – Hannah Pilkey
Genetic Variation and Population Structure of Castanea var. Ozarkensis – Fenny Dane & Leigh Hawkins -NEW
DNA Fingerprinting of Castanea Species in the USA– Xiaowei Li -NEW
Ozark chinquapin Chloroplast DNA– Joey Shaw
Reconstructing the Image of Ozark Chinquapin in the Forests of Northwest Arkansas at a Time Before Chestnut Blight Arrived –Fred Paillet, University of Arkansas Geosciences
What Ozark Chinquapin were like before the blight arrived to the Ozarks – by Fred Paillet
Chestnut: history and ecology of a transformed
species –Frederick L. Paillet Department of Geological Sciences, University of Maine –NEW
Ectomycorrhizal fungi associated with Ozark Chinquapin – by Fred Paillet
Castanea pumila var. ozarkensis (Ashe) Tucker –Gary E. Tucker, Arkansas Tech University, 1975
Where are all of Arkansas’ Chinquapins? An Ecological Assessment of Castanea Throughout the State –Logan Pierce Estes, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Herbarium Specimens & Range Occurrences
Ozark Chinquapin Herbarium Specimen Database –Pictures of specimens from all over the range
Ozark Chinquapin in Alabama– –Herbarium specimen | Lawrence County
Ozark Chinquapin in Louisiana: Parishes (Counties): Union and Claiborne, source: Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries
Ozark Chinquapin in Oklahoma – Page 12
Some New or Otherwise Noteworthy Plants of the Arkansas Flora –Tucker, Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, Vol. 29 [1975]