"Common Forest Trees of North Carolina: How to Know Them, a Pocket Manual" is a comprehensive guide designed to aid in the identification of the trees found in the forests of North Carolina. Originally published in 1922, this manual provides practical information about the characteristics of various tree species, enabling both amateur and professional naturalists to easily recognize and differentiate them.
Authored by John Simcox Holmes in collaboration with the North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, the book offers detailed descriptions and illustrations, making it an invaluable resource for forestry students, landowners, and anyone with an interest in the natural history of the region. This pocket-sized edition ensures that the knowledge is readily accessible in the field, promoting a greater understanding and appreciation of North Carolina's rich arboreal diversity.
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