The Woody Plants Of Manhattan In Their Winter Condition

“The Woody Plants Of Manhattan In Their Winter Condition” offers a detailed guide to identifying trees and shrubs in Manhattan during the winter months. Written by Albert Spear Hitchcock, this botanical work provides essential information for naturalists, students, and anyone interested in urban flora. The book focuses on the characteristics of woody plants when leaves are absent, enabling accurate identification based on bark, buds, and overall structure. This classic text is invaluable for those seeking to understand and appreciate the natural environment within a bustling urban landscape, offering insights into the resilience and adaptability of plant life in Manhattan.

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