North American Trees: Being Descriptions and Illustrations of the Trees Growing Independently of Cultivation in North America, North of Mexico and the

This book is a comprehensive guide to the trees that grow independently in North America north of Mexico and the West Indies. It provides detailed descriptions and illustrations of hundreds of tree species, organized by family and genus. The authors' expertise in botany and taxonomy is evident throughout the text, making this book an essential reference for professionals and amateurs interested in dendrology and natural history.

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