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Discover the Wonders of North America's Majestic Trees

Embark on a captivating journey through the diverse and awe-inspiring world of North American trees with this premier field guide, Trees of North America. From the aromatic bark of the Sassafras to the heat-activated cones of the Lodgepole Pine that reseed forests after fires, and the vibrant fall foliage of the Sugar Maple, this comprehensive guide covers over 730 species across 76 families.

Designed for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and scientists alike, this book offers quick and easy identification of native and important introduced species. Detailed descriptions of each tree's shape, bark, leaves, flowers, fruit, and twigs, accompanied by stunning color illustrations and precise range maps, make this guide an invaluable companion for trail walks, scientific research, or commercial needs.

Key features include:

All of North America in one volume

Over 160 range maps

Common and scientific names for each species

Convenient measuring rules for easy reference

Whether you're a nature lover, ecology student, or simply appreciate the beauty and diversity of trees, Trees of North America is the ultimate resource for exploring and understanding the magnificent trees that grace our continent.

Books By C. Frank Brockman (1 Book)

Trees of North America

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