The Trees of Northeastern America: Illustrations from Original Sketches [North-eastern]

xiv, 250, [1] pp. Brown cloth, gilt titles. Introductory note by Nathaniel L. Britton of Columbia College. A guide to the identification of trees, with detailed descriptions of various species and 116 illustrations from sketches by the author, who also wrote identification guides for leaves, herbs, shrubs, and vines. "This meticulously crafted volume, originally published in 1890, offers an extensive and detailed guide to the diverse species of trees found in the northeastern United States and Canada. With precise descriptions and over 100 illustrations derived from original sketches, this book serves as an invaluable resource for botanists, nature enthusiasts, and anyone with a passion for the natural world. Newhall's work is distinguished by its clear, concise descriptions of tree species, including their leaves, bark, fruit, and habitats. The illustrations, created with an artist's eye for detail, provide a visual aid that enhances the reader's ability to identify and appreciate the various trees in their natural environment. Whether you are in the field or enjoying a quiet moment at home, this book is a perfect companion for deepening your understanding of the arboreal wonders of northeastern America."