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Young Mongolian oak (Quercus mongolica) in Sakhalin Mountains dominates, leaves as food for Primorye spotted deer. One of most widespread broadleaf species in Far East, Manchurian flora, Ussuri taiga
Dense white silken nests of oak processionary moth caterpillars completely enveloping tree branches, revealing destructive ecological impact during spring or summer season
Young Mongolian oak (Quercus mongolica) in Sakhalin Mountains dominates, leaves as food for Primorye spotted deer. One of most widespread broadleaf species in Far East, Manchurian flora, Ussuri taiga
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