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National Wildlife Federation field guide to trees of North America by Bruce Kersher; Daniel Mathews; Gil Nelson; Richard Spellenberg; Terry Purinton; Andrew Block; Gerry Moore; John W. Thieret is a reference work available to read on EtoBox.

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Presents A Reference Guide To Over Seven Hundred Species Of Trees, Providing Introductory Essays Along With Individual Entries On Habitat, Range, And Descriptions Of Leaves, Fruits, And Flowers. Introduction -- The Scope Of This Guide -- Names And Classification -- Tree Divisions -- How Trees Function -- Photosynthesis And Transpiration -- Wood And Bark -- Roots -- Flowers And Fruits -- Twigs And Buds -- Autumn Color -- Ecology -- Trees And Wildlife -- Habitat Succession -- Disturbed Habitats -- North American Forests -- Map Of North American Forests -- Boreal Forests -- Pacific Northwest Forests -- Rocky Mountain Forests -- Columbian Forests -- California Coniferous Forests -- Subalpine Forests And Parklands -- California Mixed Evergreen Forests -- Great Basin/southwest Forests -- Laurentian Mixed Forests -- Eastern Deciduous Forests -- Southern Oak-hickory-pine Forests -- Southern Floodplain Forests -- Southeastern Coastal Plains Forests -- Savannas -- Threats To Trees And Forests -- Invasive Species -- Air Pollution -- Climate Change -- How To Identify A Tree -- Visual Glossary -- Leaf Structure -- Leaf Arrangement -- Simple Leaves -- Compound Leaves -- Leaf Shapes -- Leaf Tips

Who reads National Wildlife Federation field guide to trees of North America?

Author

Bruce Kersher; Daniel Mathews; Gil Nelson; Richard Spellenberg; Terry Purinton; Andrew Block; Gerry Moore; John W. Thieret

Publisher

Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.

Published

2008

Language

EN

ISBN

9781402738753

Category

reference

Subjects

Reference, Fiction, Nature

Rating

4.25 / 5 (97 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14