New York City Trees
A Field Guide for the Metropolitan Area
by Edward Sibley Barnard
240 pages· ISBN 9780231128353
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Complemented by more than seven hundred full-color photographs, drawings, and maps, this intriguing field guide takes a close-up look at the trees of New York City and the metropolitan area, discussing the natural history of each tree, furnishing identification tips, and including a driectory of the oldest, strangest, and most beautiful trees. Original. (Biology & Natural History)
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