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American Forest Trees by Henry H. Gibson

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American Forest Trees
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Publisher: Hardwood Record
ISBN/ASIN: B005KRIFIM
Number of pages: 744

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The present volume includes more than one hundred leading species of the forest trees of this country. They constitute the principal sources of lumber for the United States. Every region of the country is represented; no valuable tree is omitted, and the lists and descriptions are as complete as they can be made in the limited space of a single volume.

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