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Trees
1. Trees of
the Eastern and Central United States and Canada
- William
M. Harlow. New York: Dover Publications, (1942) 1957.
ISBN 0-486-20395-6 (pbk.).
2. Know Your
Trees
- J.A.
Cope and F.E. Winch. Distribution Center, Cornell University, 7 Research
Park, Ithaca, NY 14850. 4-H Bulletin #85, (1948) 1989. No ISBN
(pbk.).
3. Trees
- An
"Eyewitness Handbook"-The visual guide to 500+ species of trees from
around the world. Allen J. Coombes, New York: Dorling Kindersley,
1992.
ISBN 1-56458-072-5 (Flexi binding).
4. Red Oaks
and Black Birches
- The
science and lore of trees. Rebecca Rupp. Pownal, Vermont: Storey
Communications, 1990.
ISBN 0-88266-620-7 (pbk.).
5. The Secrets
of Trees
- Little
known facts about trees. Ann Reilly. New York: The Image Bank, 1991.
ISBN 0-8317-9599-9 (hbk.).
6. Scouting
and Controlling Woody Ornamental Diseases in Landscapes and Nursuries
- Gary
W. Moorman, Pennsylvania State University/College of Agricultural Sciences,
University Park, PA 16802. No C.D. or ISBN (spiral).
7. Tree
- An
"Eyewitness Book"-The close-up life of a tree--from seed to maturity
to "woody skeleton." David Burnie. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1988.
ISBN 0-394-89617-3 (hbk.).
8. An Illustrated
Guide to Northeastern Forest Trees
- Tina
Nelson and Janet Lanza. Marginal Media Bioguide No. 4.
ISBN 0-942788-11-7 (pbk.-spiral).
9. Autumn Leaves,
A Guide to the Fall Colors of the Northwoods
- Ronald
M. Lanner. Minocqua, WI: NorthWord Press, 1990.
ISBN 1-55971-078-0 (pbk.).
10. The Dying
of Trees
- The
pandemic in America's forests--clues and patterns of forests that cannot
be denied. Charles E. Little. New York: Viking,1995.
ISBN 0-670-84135-8 (hbk.).
11. Tree Finder
- A
pocket manual for the identification of trees by their leaves. May
Theilgaard Watts. Nature Study Guild Publishers, PO Box 10489, Rochester,
NY 14610-0489. (1963) 1986. No ISBN.
12. Forests
- A
naturalist's guide to trees and forest ecology. Laurence C. Walker.
New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1990.
ISBN 0-4712-52108-6 (pbk.).
13. The Man
Who Planted Trees
- Fiction:
Jean Giono's story of one man's generosity to nature. Jean Giono.
Chelsea, VT: ChelseaGreen Publishing Co., 1985.
ISBN 0-930031-06-7 (alk. paper, pbk.).
14. Sacred Trees
- The
religious aspects of trees. Nathaniel Altman. San Francisco: Sierra
Club, 1994.
ISBN 0-87156-470-X (pbk.).
15. 1001 Questions
and Answers About Trees
- Most
frequently asked questions about trees answered in numbered format.
Rutherford Platt. New York: Dover Publications, (1959) 1987.
ISBN 0-486-27035-6 (pbk.).
16. Fall Color
Finder
- A
pocket guide to the more colorful trees of eastern North America.
C. Ritchie Bell & Anne H. Lindsey. Chapel Hill, NC: Laurel Hill
Press, 1991.
ISBN 0-9608688-2-8 (pbk.).
17. Forests
- A
simplified field guide to the ecology of the forests of North America.
John C. Kricher. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1994.
ISBN 0-395-71760-4 (pbk.).
18. A Forest
Journey
- The
role of wood in the development of civilization. John Perlin. Cambridge,
MA: Harvard University Press, 1989.
ISBN 0-674-30892-1 (pbk).
19. Fall Color
and Woodland Harvests
- A
guide to the more colorful fall leaves and fruits of the eastern forests.
C. Ritchie Bell & Anne H. Lindsey. Chapel Hill, NC: Laurel Hill
Press, 1990.
ISBN 0-9608688-1-X (pbk.).
20. Forest and
Thicket
- Trees,
shrubs, and wildflowers of eastern North America. John Eastman.
Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 1992.
ISBN 0-8117-3046-8 (pbk.).
21. Clearcut
- The
so-called tragedy of industrial forestry. The Foundation for Deep
Ecology. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books & Earth Island Press,
1993.
ISBN 0-9637749-0-5 (hbk.)
22. Closer Look
- An
on-the-ground investigation of the Sierra Club's Book Clearcut.
The American Forest & Paper Assoc., 1994 (pbk). Call 1-800-878-8878
for copy information.
23. Trees
- A
field guide to conifers, palms, broadleafs, fruits, flowering trees,
and trees of economic importance. Paola Lanzara & Mariella Pizzetti,
New York: Simon and Shuster, (1977) 1978.
ISBN 0-671-24125-7 (pbk.).
24. Eastern
Forests
- A
comprehensive field guide, fully illustrated with color photographs,
to the trees, wildflowers, birds, mammals, and insects of North America's
forests and woodlands, from Hudson Bay to Florida. Ann Sutton and
Myron Sutton. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1985.
ISBN 0-394-73126-3 (pbk.).
25. The Tree
- Boxed,
exquisite photopgraphs accompanied by short essays. John Fowles.
The Nature Company, 1994. No ISBN (hbk.).
26. A Natural
History of Trees of Eastern & Central North America
- Donald
Culross Peattie. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, (1948) 1977.
ISBN 0-395-58174-5 (pbk.).
27. The Book
of Trees
- For
positive identification any time of the year...detailed drawings...from
Canada's tree line to the Gulf Coast...a non-technical reference with
at-a-glance keys to what makes each tree different. William Carey
Grimm. New York: Hawthorn Books, 1962.
ISBN 0-8015-0812-6 (pbk.).
28. The Future
of the Northern Forest
- Essays
about 21st-century conservation. Edited by Christopher McGrory Klyza
and Stephen C.
Trombulak. Hanover, NH: Middlebury College Press, 1994.
ISBN 0-87451-710-9 (pbk.).
29. The Folklore
of Trees & Shrubs
- Laura
C. Martin. Chester, CN: Globe Pequot Press, 1992.
ISBN 1-56440-018-2 (hbk.).
30. 100 Tree
Myths
- Alex
L. Shigo. Durham, NH: Shigo and Trees, Associates, 1993.
ISBN 0-943563-11-9 (pbk.).
31. National
Register of Big Trees, 1994 Edition
- American
Forests. Washington, D.C.: American Forests, 1994. No ISBN (pbk.).
32. Famous and
Historic Trees
- Charles
Edgar Randall & Henry Clepper. Washington, D.C.: American Forestry
Association, 1976. No ISBN (pbk.).
33. The Natural
History of the Oak Tree
- An
intricate visual exploration of the Oak and its environment. Richard
Lewington & David Streeter. New York: Dorling Kindersley, 1993.
ISBN 1-56458-307-4 (hbk.).
34. Knowing
Your Trees
- 900+
illustrations showing typical trees and their leaves, bark, flowers,
and fruits. G.H. Collingwood & Warren D. Brush. Washington,
D.C.: American Forestry Association, (1978) 1984. No ISBN (hbk.).
35. Trees of
North America & Europe
- A
photographic guide to more than 500 trees. Roger Phillips. New York:
Random House, 1978.
ISBN 0-394-50259-0 (hbk.) ISBN 0-3944-73541-2 (pbk.).
36. Restoration
Forestry
- An
international guide to sustainable forestry practices. Michael Pilarski
(Ed.). Durango, CO: Kivakí Press, 1994.
ISBN 1-882308-51-4 (pbk.).
37. More Tree
Talk
- The
people, politics, and economics of timber. Ray Raphel. Washington,
D.C./Covelo, CA: Island Press, 1994.
ISBN 1-55963-254-2 (pbk.).
38. Defining
Sustainable Forestry
- 15
individual papers that explore some of the questions that need to be
addressed in defining attributes of sustainable forest ecosystems.
The Wilderness Society and
edited by Gregory H. Aplet et al. Washington, D.C.: Island Press, 1993.
ISBN 1-55963-234-8 (pbk.).
39. A Field
Guide to Trees and Shrubs
- Field
marks of 645 trees, shrubs, woody vines growing wild in northeastern
and north-central U.S., southeastern and south-central Canada. George
A. Petrides. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1958. No ISBN (hbk.).
40. Fantastic
Trees
- Accounts
of very unusual trees. Edwin A. Menninger. Portland, Oregon: Timber
Press (1967) 1995.
ISBN 0-88192-324-9 (hbk.).
41. Bark
- The
formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the world. Ghillean
Tolmie and Anne E. Prance. Portland, Oregon: Timber Press, 1993.
ISBN 0-88192-262-5 (hbk.).
42. Fruit and
Twig Key to Trees and Shrubs
- Fruit
key to northeastern trees and twig key to the deciduous woody plants
of eastern North America. William M. Harlow. New York: Dover Publications
(1941) 1959.
ISBN 0-486-20511-8 (pbk.).
43. Berry Finder
- A
guide to native plants with fleshy fruits for eastern North America.
Dorcas S. Miller. Nature Study Guild Publishers, PO Box 10489, Rochester,
NY 14610-0489, No c.d.
ISBN 0-912550-14-7 (pbk.).
44. Eastern
Deciduous Forests
- Ecology
and wildlife conservation of the eastern deciduous forests. Richard
H. Yahner. Minneapolis, MN: University Press, 1995.
ISBN 0-8166-2395-3 (pbk.).
45. The Illustrated
Book of Trees
- Four
season descriptions of trees of the U.S. and Canada; black and white
illustrations. William C. Grimm. Harrisburg, PA 17105: Cameron and
Kelker Streets, P.O. Box 1831, (1957)
1983.
ISBN 0-8117-2220-1 (pbk.).
46. A Reunion
of Trees
- Transformations
of North American and Eurasian landscapes brought about by the migration
of trees and shrubs through geological change, exploration, and cultivation.
Stephen A. Spongberg. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1990.
ISBN 0-674-76694-6 (pbk.).
47. Eastern
Old-Growth Forests
- Examines
the ecology and characteristics of exclusively Eastern old-growth forests,
its history and value. Edited by Mary Byrd Davis. Washington, D.C.:
Island Press, 1996.
ISBN 1-55963-409-X (pbk.).
48. Black Walnut
- The
history, use and unrealized potential of the black walnut. Bob Chenoweth.
Champaign, IL: Sagamore Publishing, 1995.
ISBN 1-57167-008-4 (hbk.).
49. Diversity
and the Tropical Rain Forest
- Information
on rain forest ecology,conservation, biodiversity and conservation of
tropical rain forests with color photographs, maps and graphs. John
Terbough. New York: Scientific American Library, 1992. Distributed by
W.H. Freeman, NYC, NY.
ISBN 140-3213-5026-0 (hbk.)
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