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Michigan Trees: A Handbook of the Native and Most Important Introduced Species
Charles Herbert Otis and George Plumer Burns
Learn to name any tree in Michigan, whether it stands bare in January or leafed out in July. Charles Otis provides keys for both seasons, then walks through the state's native and introduced species with the detail a forester needs. A practical field handbook for identifying oaks, maples, pines, and their neighbors. Take it into the woods and never wonder again.
Every copy includes a printable PDF edition, a beautifully typeset book you can print, mark up in the margins, and keep on your shelf. Yours the moment you own it.
168 chapters
- 1UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
- 2UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN BOTANICAL GARDEN AND ARBORETUM
- 3MICHIGAN TREES
- 4TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- 5INTRODUCTION
- 6ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- 7HOW TO STUDY THE TREES
- 8ARTIFICIAL KEYS, HOW MADE AND USED
- 9SUMMER KEY TO THE GENERA A
- 10WINTER KEY TO THE GENERAB
- 11MANUAL OF TREES
- 12DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES
- 13SUMMER AND WINTER KEYS TO THE SPECIES
- 14GINKGOACEAE
- 15GINKGOACEAE
- 16PINACEAE
- 17SUMMER KEY TO THE SPECIES OF PINUS
- 18WINTER KEY TO THE SPECIES OF PINUS
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