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It outlines both short-term and long-term consequences, focusing on acorn and nut crop reductions, as well as potential mortality. White oaks are projected to have a reduced acorn crop this fall and potential mortality in the coming years, particularly in the lower one-third of Kentucky and Western Kentucky. Red oaks will experience a reduction in their acorn crop in 2008 and potential mortality this year across the lower one-half of Kentucky. Hickory trees will see a reduction in their nut crop this fall with minimal long-term effects, primarily impacting the lower half of Kentucky. Beech trees appear relatively untouched with little long-term effect. Black walnut trees may face localized reductions in nut production, with little long-term effect, impacting every southern county and extreme southwest Kentucky. 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