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A Field Guide to Conifers found in the Northeast United States which was created for a field biology course taught at Brandeis University.

A Simplified Key to Conifer Genera of the United States from the American Museum of Natural History in New York.


"If the leaves... stand opposite, the tree (if it is of large size) belongs to the maple, ash, or horse-chestnut family.... If the leaves are simple the tree is a maple; if pinnately compound of several leaflets, it is an ash; if palmately compound, of five to seven leaflets, it is a horse-chestnut." — Julia E. Rogers, Trees Worth Knowing


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