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Handbook of the Trees of New England

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A compact field handbook that catalogs the trees growing in New England, presenting diagnostic keys, family-by-family descriptions of conifers and broadleaves, species accounts with habitat and geographic range across the United States and Canada, and detailed morphological notes on leaves, buds, bark, flowers, and cones. Plates from original drawings illustrate key species; botanical authorities, abbreviations, glossary, and index support identification and study. The volume emphasizes regional variation at range limits, practical identification in the field, and notes on growth habit and distribution, organized with technical descriptions followed by an appendix of supplementary material for students and naturalists.

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Lorin Low Dame

Lorin Low Dame was an American botanist and author, recognized for his contributions to the study of trees in New England. His notable work, "Handbook of the Trees of New England," serves as a comprehensive guide to the region's diverse arboreal species, providing valuable insights into their identification and characteristics. Through his research and writings, Dame played a significant role in promoting the appreciation and understanding of the natural environment, particularly the rich flora of New England. His work continues to be a resource for both amateur and professional botanists.

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