The origin and cultivation of shade and ornamental trees. / Hui-Lin Li
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TextPublication details: Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press, [1963]Description: 282 p. illus., maps. 22 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 635.977 L69311
Contents:
1. The cultivation of trees by mankind
2. The weeping willow and lombardy poplar
3. The plane trees
4. The ginkgo
5. The horse chestnuts
6. The lindens
7. The maples
8. The black locust and honey locust
9. The metasequoia
10. Conifers
11. Ornamental flowering trees
12. Other important genera of shade trees
13. Cultivated shade trees originated in europe and western to central asia
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1. The cultivation of trees by mankind
2. The weeping willow and lombardy poplar
3. The plane trees
4. The ginkgo
5. The horse chestnuts
6. The lindens
7. The maples
8. The black locust and honey locust
9. The metasequoia
10. Conifers
11. Ornamental flowering trees
12. Other important genera of shade trees
13. Cultivated shade trees originated in europe and western to central asia
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