Trees; a Handbook of Forest-botany for the Woodlands and the Laboratory; Volume 5

First published in 1904, Trees: A Handbook of Forest-Botany is a comprehensive guide to the morphology and taxonomy of trees. Written for both professional and amateur botanists, the book includes detailed illustrations and descriptions of hundreds of species of trees from around the world.

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