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Sibley, David, 1961-

The Sibley guide to trees / written and illustrated by David Allen Sibley.

First edition.

New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2009.

New York : Distributed by Random House, 2009.

©2009

xxxviii, 426, [1] pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 25 cm

"This book covers the identification of 668 native and commonly cultivated trees found in the temperate areas of North America north of Mexico. This includes most of the continental United States and Canada, an area corresponding to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) plant hardiness zones 1-8"--Introduction, p. ix

Trees -- North America -- Identification.

Trees -- United States -- Identification.

Trees -- Canada -- Identification.

Trees -- North America -- Guidebooks.

Guidebooks.

Colored maps on endpapers.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 398-399) and indexes.

Getting started -- What is a tree? -- Taxonomy -- Size -- Maps -- Habitat -- Tree conservation -- Tree identification -- Leaves -- Flowers -- Fruit -- Twigs -- Buds -- Bark -- Yew family -- Pine family -- Cypress family -- Exotic gymnosperms -- Ginkgo -- Palm family -- Joshua tree -- Saguaro -- Laurel family -- Custard-apple family -- Magnolia family -- Katsura family -- Sycamore family -- Witch-hazel family -- Sweetgum family -- Tamarisk family -- Myrtle family -- Loosestrife family -- Legume family -- Bayberry family -- Walnut family -- Birch family -- Beech family -- Spurge family -- Willow family -- Oleaster family -- Mulberry family -- Buckthorn family -- Rose family -- Hemp family -- Elm family -- Mallow family -- Cashew family -- Mahogany family -- Rue family -- Soapberry family -- Quassia family -- Dogwood family -- Tupelo family -- Cyrilla family -- Sapodilla family -- Ebony family -- Heath family -- Snowball family -- Tea family -- Four families -- Olive family -- Trumpet creeper family -- Paulownia family -- Aralia family -- Holly family -- Muskroot family.

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