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Studies of trees in winter
Annie Oakes Huntington and Charles Sprague Sargent
When the leaves are gone, a tree shows its true architecture, and Annie Oakes Huntington teaches you to read it. She works through the horsechestnut, the maples, the ashes, the walnuts and hickories by bud and branch and bark. A winter naturalist's guide to the bare woods. Learn to know a tree with no leaf to help you.
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35 chapters
- 1STUDIES OF TREES IN WINTER
- 2CONTENTS
- 3LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- 4INTRODUCTION
- 5Chapter I THE STUDY OF TREES IN WINTER
- 6Chapter II THE HORSECHESTNUT
- 7Family Hippocastanaceæ
- 8Chapter III THE MAPLES
- 9Family Aceraceæ
- 10Chapter IV THE ASHES
- 11Family Oleaceæ
- 12Chapter V THE WALNUTS AND HICKORIES
- 13Family Juglandaceæ
- 14Chapter VI THE BIRCHES, HOP HORNBEAM, AND HORNBEAM
- 15Family Betulaceæ
- 16Chapter VII THE BEECH, CHESTNUT, AND OAKS
- 17Family Fagaceæ
- 18Chapter VIII THE ELMS AND THE HACKBERRY
+ 17 more. The full contents open with the book.
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