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UNITED STATES TREE BOOKS

A Bibliography of Tree Identification

by
William A. Dayton
Chief, Division of Dendrology and Range Forage Investigations

Forest Service

Bibliographical Bulletin No. 20 4 August 1952
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Continually the question is asked, ““Where can I obtain
information about this or that tree?” Anyone who
attempts botanical identifications finds himself confused
by the vast array of literature on the subject, and yet is
frequently hard-pressed to put his finger on the titles that
will satisfy the need of the moment.

This list of publications was compiled as the result of
got the’ numerous inquiries received for literature on tree
_ identification. Such a bibliography will fill a long-felt need

. of foresters and botanists. It should also be helpful to
librarians, teachers, naturalists, students, and all individ-
uals who are,interested. in the outdoors.
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CONTENTS
Page Page
introduction 2.) 2 eee 1 «Lake States; 2:2 eee 29

References for genera and families 3

Continental United States gener-

aly Awe 22a ae ee ee 6
Eastern States generally _... 10
Northeastern? States =a 12
Middle Atlantic States 14
Southeastern States 16

North Central States =22se=a=— 22

South Central States 24
Western States generally _ 26
Rocky Mountain States ________.__. 26
Southwestern States _....._ 28
Intermountain States 29
Pacific States and Alaska _________ 29

INTRODUCTION

_ This list of 381 titles includes publications on trees of Alaska.
“Books” includes publications of all sorts—bound books, bulletins,
leaflets, separates, etc., printed or processed. Publications of the
twentieth century only are listed. Publications describing shrubby
species are also included because some important works on trees
include shrubs, because shrub species are continually being discov-
ered in an arborescent state, and because there are relatively few
publications on shrubs alone. Emphasis is placed on works that
are useful for identification purposes and also on those giving tree
information of general interest. Technical works primarily of
silvical, ecological, or economic nature are listed only when they
contain a considerable amount of descriptive matter or illustra-
tions. Important monographs on tree genera and families are
included, but works confined to a single species are omitted. Where
a work has been revised, an effort has been made to list only the
latest edition or revision.

| So enormous is the literature on trees and other woody plants
that it is often difficult to know where to draw the line in compiling
la bibliography of this sort. For example, the six following works
(among others), although they contain a great store of informa-
ine on United States trees, are omitted from the body of the list,

BAILEY, L. H. The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture. 3
vols., 3,639 pp., illus. Macmillan Co., N. Y. 19385.

This magnificent work has gone through many printings.

BEAN, WILLIAM JACKSON. Trees and Shrubs Hardy in the
British Isles. 2 vols., illus. John Murray, London. 1936-50.
Vol. 1 is now in Ed. 7, 703 pp., 1950; Vol. 2 is in Ed. 6, 1936.

___ DOMINION FOREST SERVICE. Native Trees of Canada. Ed. 4.
| 293 pp., illus. (some in color), maps. Dom. For. Serv., Can.
Dept. Mines and Resources Bul. 61. Ottawa. 1949.

One of the most beautiful modern tree books.

ELWES, HENRY JOHN, and HENRY, AUGUSTINE. The Trees of
Great Britain and Ireland. 7 vols., 2,022 pp., illus. Edinburgh.
1906-13.

| SCHENK, CARL ALWIN. Fremlandische Wald und Park-
|. baume. 8 vols. illus., maps. Paul Parey, Berlin. 1939.

STANDLEY, PAUL C. Trees and Shrubs of Mexico. U.S. Natl.
Herb. Contrib. 23, 1,720 pp. Washington, D. C. 1920-26.

Originally issued in 5 parts. An extraordinary assemblage of botanical,
distributional, and economic information. A valuable reference for tree and
shrub species occurring on the southern border of the U.S.—particularly
the Southwest.

Likewise, the various botanical manuals are also omitted, though
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of course they include trees. Among the most important and use-
ful ‘floras’ of the United States are the following.

ABRAMS, LeRoy. An Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States,
Washington, Oregon, and California. Vol. 1, Ophioglossaceae to
Aristolochiaceae. 557 pp., illus. 1923-44 (incomplete).
N.B.—This volume was reissued with some changes and corrections in 1940.
Vol. 2, Polygonaceae to Krameriaceae. 635 pp., illus. 1944. Vol. 3, Gerania-
eee Scrophulariaceae. 861 pp., illus. 1951. Stanford University Press, }

alif.

‘BRITTON, NATHANIEL LORD, and BROWN, ADDISON. An Illus-
trated Flora of the Northern United States, Canada, and the
British Possessions. Ed. 2., reprinted. 8 vols., illus. N. Y. Bot.
Gard. NS Y- 1947:

This work is now being thoroughly revised.

DAVIS, RAY J. Flora of Idaho. 828 pp. Wm. C. Brown Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa. 1952.

DEAM, CHARLES C. Flora of Indiana. 1,236 pp., distribution
maps. Ind. Dept. Conserv., Div. Forestry. 1940.

FERNALD, MERRITT LYNDON. Gray’s Manual of Botany, Ed. 8

(centennial). 3
A handbook of the flowering plants and ferns of the central and northeast-
ern United States and adjacent Canada. 1,632 pp., illus. American Book
Gos Ner¥<. 21950:

_ JEPSON, WILLIS LINN. A Flora of California. (Illus.). Asso-
ciated Students Store, University of California, Berkeley. 1909-
43.

Unfinished—author died Nov. 8, 1946. Part 8 of Vol. 1 not published all
of Vol. 2, and two parts of Vol. 3 published.

—__—____.. A Manual of the Flowering Plants of Califor-
nia. 1,238 pp., illus. Associated Students Store, University of
California, Berkeley. 1923-25.

KEARNEY, THOMAS H., and PEEBLES, ROBERT H. Flowering
Plants and Ferns of Arizona. U.S. Dept. Agr. Misc. Pub. 423,
1,069 Dp vhs) 1942. 2-00:

—__—___—_——., and Collaborators. Arizona Flora. 1,032 pp.,
illus. Univ. Calif. Press, Berkeley, Calif. 1951.

PECK, MORTON EATON. A Manual of the Higher Plants of
Oregon. 866 pp., illus. Binfords & Mort, Portland. 1941.

PIPER, CHARLES V. Flora of the State of Washington. U.S.
Natl. Herb. Contrib. 11, 637 pp., map. 1906.

RYDBERG, P. A. Flora of the Rocky Mountains and Adjacent
Plains. 1,110 pp. Published by the author, N. Y. 1918 (“1917”).
A so-called Ed. 2 of this work appeared in 1923 (‘1922’) consisting of
extra pages 1111-1144.

—_—_—_———. Flora of the Prairies and Plains of Central
North’America:'969 pp:, illus." NOY. Bot. Gard., N: YY. 1932:

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SMALL, JOHN KUNKEL. Manual of the Southeastern Flora.
1,554 pp., illus. Published by author, N. Y. 1933.

TIDESTROM, IvAR. Flora of Utah and Nevada. U. S. Natl.
Herb. Contrib. 25, 665 pp., illus., colored map. 1925.

| WOOTON, E. O., and STANDLEY, PAUL C. Flora of New Mex-
' ico. U.S. Natl. Herb. Contrib. 19, 794 pp.
|

_ The following bibliographies, in which literature on trees and
wood is involved, should be mentioned.

BLAKE, S. F., and ATwoop, ALICE C. Geographical Guide to
Floras of the World. Part I: Africa, Australia, North America,
South America, and islands of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian
Oceans. U.S. Dept. Agr. Misc. Pub. 401. 336 pp. 1942.

Complete through 1939. Part II, Europe and Asia, is now in preparation.

FELDKAMP, CORA L. Landscape Gardening for the Rural
_ Community in the United States. U.S. Dept. Agr. Library List
| 385, 46 pp. Apr. 1947.

HARLOW, WILLIAM M. State Publications on Tree Identifica-
tion (United States and Adjacent Canada). 10 pp., N. Y. State
Univ. Coll. Forestry, Syracuse. Aug. 1951.

Has State lists of 91 titles and a Canadian list of 6 titles.

UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, FOREST PRODUCTS LABORA-
TORY. Some Reference Books on Domestic and Foreign Woods.
List R1479, 13 pp., Mar. 1945.

——_____—.. List of Publications on the Growth, Structure,
and Identification of Wood. List R177, 37 pp., Apr. 1948.

. some Books About Wood. List R399, 4 pp.,

Rev. May 1948.

The author extends thanks to his colleague, Dr. Elbert L. Little,
Jr., for reviewing this list and offering valuable criticism and sug-
gestions; also to Dr. 8S. F. Blake, who has offered additional titles
and information on later editions. Corrections, additions, or sug-
ees for improvement by those who use it will be gratefully
received.

REFERENCES FOR GENERA AND FAMILIES

BAILEY, L. H. The Cultivated Conifers in North America. 404
pp., illus. The Macmillan Co., N. Y. 1948. A revision of an
earlier work ‘‘Cultivated Evergreens.”

BOMHARD, MIRIAM L. Palm Trees in the United States. U.S.
Dept. Agr., Agr. Inform. Bul. 22, 26 pp., illus. 1950. $0.15.

Bowers, C. G. Rhododendrons and Azaleas: Their Origins, Culti-
vation, and Development. 549 pp., illus. The Macmillan Co.,
N.Y. _ 1936.

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CAMPUS, AIMEE. Les Chénes; Monographie du Genre Quercus. 2
vols., illus. P. Lechevalier & fils. Paris. 1934-39.

DALLIMORE, W., and JACKSON, A. BRucE. A Handbook of Coni-
ferae. Ed. 3. 682 pp., illus. Edward Arnold & Co., London. 1948.

FLous, F. Révision du Genre Pseudotsuga. Toulouse Lab. For.
Trav. Vol. 4, Art. 2, 132 pp., illus. (Extract from Toulouse Soe.
d’Hist. Nat. Bul. Vol. 71, pp. 38-164. 1937). Toulouse, France.
1936.

—_—_—__.. Révision du Genre Tsuga. Toulouse Lab. For
Trav. Vol. 4, Art. 3, 186 pp., illus. 1936.

FRANCO, JOAO DO AMARAL. Abetos. Inst. Sup. Agron. An. Vol.
17. 261 pp., illus. Separate. Lisbon, Portugal. 1950. A world
monograph on firs.

FULLING, EDMUND H. Identification, by Leaf Structure, of the
Species of Abies Cultivated in the United States. Torrey Bot.

States, Native and Introduced, By Needle Structure. N. Y. Coll.
Forestry Bul. Vol. 4, No. 2a, 60 pp., illus. 1931.

HENRY, AUGUSTINE, and FLOOD, MARGARET G. The Douglas Firs:
A Botanical and Silvicultural Description of the Various Species
of Pseudotsuga. Roy. Irish Acad. Proc. 35(5), Sec. B: 67-92,
illus. Dublin. 1920.

JACKSON, A. BRUCE. The Identification of Conifers. 152 pp., illus.)
Edward Arnold & Co., London. 1946.

JAURES, R., and FERRE, Y. DE. A propos des Larix d’Amérique du
Nord. Toulouse Lab. Forest. Trav. Tome 1, Vol. 4, Art. 33, 16
pp; illus. 1949.

JONES, GEORGE NEVILLE. A Synopsis of the North American Spe-
cies of Sorbus. Arnold Arbor. Jour. 20(1): 1-48, illus. Jan.
1939.

—_——_—_——. American Species of Amelanchier. Univ. Ill. Dept.}.
Bot. Contr. 126 pp., illus. 1946.

KUMLIEN, L. L. The Friendly Evergreens. 237 pp., illus. D. Hill
Nursery Co., Dundee, Ill. 1946.

LACASSAGNE, MARCEL. Etude Morphologique, Anatomique et Sys-
tématique du Genre Picea. Toulouse Lab. For. Trav. Vol. 3,
Art. 1 (Etudes Dendrologiques Vol. 2), 289 pp., illus. Toulouse,}:
France. 1934.

LAMB, W(illiam) H. Distinguishing Characteristics of the Pines
of the United States. (1-—p. tabular leaflet.) (19147).

—_________. A Conspectus of North American Firs (Exclusive
of Mexico). Soc. Amer. Foresters Proc. 9(4) : 528-538, illus.}.
Oct; 1904:

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McMINN, Howarp E. A Systematic study of the Genus Ceanothus
(Part II, pp. 129-280, illus.). Im Ceanothus, by Maunsell Van ©
Rensselaer, Howard E. McMinn, and Herbert L. Mason. 308
pp., illus. Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara, Calif.
1942.

PALMER, ERNEST J. Hybrid Oaks of North America. Arnold
_ Arbor. Jour. 29(1): 1-48. Jan. 1948.

‘SARGENT, CHARLES SPRAGUE. Notes on North American Trees.

1918-24. This is a series of 4 articles on various genera in the
| Botanical Gazette from May 1918, to March 1919, succeeded
| by 8 articles in the Arnold Arboretum Journal Vols. 1 to 5.

SCHNEIDER, CAMILLO. Notes on American Willows. 1918-21. A
series of papers on North American willows published in the
Botanical Gazette for 1918 and Vols. 1-3 of the Journal of the
Arnold Arboretum.

Suaw, Grorcr RussELL. The Genus Pinus. Arnold Arbor. Pub.
5, 96 pp., illus. Riverside Press, Cambridge, Mass. 1914.

SMALL, JOHN K. Palms of the Continental United States. Sci.
Monthly 32: 240-255, illus. Mar. 1931.

TRELEASE, WILLIAM. The American Oaks. Natl. Acad. Sci. Mem.
20, 255 pp., illus. 1924.

VIGUIE, MARIE-THERESE, and GAUSSEN, HENRI. Révision du Genre
Abies. Toulouse Lab. For. Trav. Vol. 2, Art. 1, 386 pp., illus.
Published in two fascicles as extracts from Toul. Soc. Hist. Vol.
o7, pp. 869-434, and Vol. 58, pp. 245-564, 1928-29. Toulouse,
France. 1928-29.

WATTS, MAY THEILGAARD. The Oaks of the Morton Arboretum.
Morton Arbor. Bul. Pop. Inform. 19: 41-48, illus. Nov.-Dec.
1944.

—_—_—_—_—. The Evergreen Trees; a pictorial key to identifica-
tion. Morton Arbor. Bul. Pop. Inform. 20: 25-32, illus. June—
July 1945. |

WIGHT, WILLIAM FRANKLIN. North American Species of the
Genus Amygdalus. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. Pub., Univ. Ser.
1913 (Dudley Mem. Vol.), pp. 180-187. Mar. 12, 1913.

——__—___. Native American Species of Prunus. U.S. Dept.
Agr. Bul. 179, 75 pp., illus. Apr. 2, 1915.

WOLF, CARL B. The North American Species of Rhamnus. Rancho
Sana Ana Bot. Gard., Bot. Ser. Monogr. 1, 136 pp., illus, maps.

—________, and WAGENER, WILLIS W. The New World Cypress-
es. El Aliso Vol. 1, 444 pp., illus. Rancho Santa Ana Botanic
Garden, Anaheim, Calif. 1948.

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WYMAN, DONALD. Elms Grown in America. Arnoldia 1: 65-80.
Dec. 1941.

—_______. Simple Key to the Pines (native or available from
nurseries in the United States). Arnoldia 3(10) : 49-56; hardi-
ness map. Oct. 1943.

—______. Simple Foliage Key to the Hemlocks and Spruces.
Arnoldia 3(12) : 57-64. Dec. 1948.

Oe A Simple’ Foliage Key to the Firs? Arnoldia
3 (12) : 65-71, illus. Dec. 1948.

CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES GENERALLY

APGAR, AUSTIN CRAIG. Ornamental Shrubs of the United States.
352 pp., illus. American Book Co., N. Y. 1910.

APPLETON, HERBERT. What’s That Tree’? 24 pp., illus. Forestry |
Enterprises, 1740 K St., N. W., Washington, D.C. 1950. Keys
out to English names 237 native, naturalized, and cultivated
trees.

BRITTON, NATHANIEL LorD, and SHAFER, JOHN ADOLPH. North
American trees. 894 pp., illus. Henry Holt & Co.,N. Y. 1908.

Brown, H. P., and PANSHIN, A. J. Commercial Timbers of the
United States. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1940.

COLLINGWOOD, G. H., and BRUSH, WARREN D. Knowing Your
Trees. [Ed. 3.] 312 pp., illus. Amer. Forestry Assoc., Washing-
tons C.cAl94y.

CORMACK, M. B. The First Book of Trees. 93 pp., illus. (in color,
by Helene Carter). Franklin Watts, Inc., 119 W. 57th St., N. Y.
1951. Fifty-eight species described, including four exotic orna-
mentals, covering entire country.

Cross, P. G. Our Friends the Trees. 334 pp., illus. E. P. Dutton
& Co., N. Y. 1936. Largely philosophical and practical essays. |

CURTIS, CARLTON CLARENCE, and Bausor, 8S. C. The Complete
Guide to North American Trees. 337 pp., illus. The New Home
Library, N. Y. 1948. Published formerly as “A guide to the
trees.”

FELT, EPHRAIM PORTER. Our Shade Trees. Ed. 2. 316 pp., illus.
Orange Judd Pub. Co., N. Y. 1942.

——_————. Shelter Trees in War and Peace. 320 pp., illus.
Orange Judd Pub. Co., N. Y. 1943.

FERNOW, BERNHARD E. The Care of Trees...392 pp., illus. Henry
Holt & Co.,; N. Y.. 1910.

GIBSON, HENRY H. (ed. by Maxwell, Hu.). American Forest Trees.
708 pp., illus. Hardwood Record. Chicago. 1913.

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GREEN, GEORGE REX. Trees of North America (exclusive of Mex-
ico). Ed. 2. 2 vols., illus. Edwards Bros., Inc., Ann Arbor,

Mich. 1938.

HARLOW, WILLIAM M. The Dendrology of the More Important
Trees of the United States. Ed. 3, 2d printing. 2 vols., illus.
Edward Bros., Inc., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1935.

—_—_—_—____. and HARRAR, ELLWoop S. Textbook of Dendrology,
Covering the Important Forest Trees of the United States and
Canada. Ed. 3. 555 pp., illus. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y.
and London. 1950. |

HARRAR, ELLWOOD ScoTT. Forest Dendrology. Pt. I. The Hard-
woods. 174 pp., illus. Geo. E. Minor Press, Seattle, Wash. 1935.

HotTtTes, ALFRED CARL. The Book of Trees. 440 pp., illus. A. T.
De La Mare Co., Inc., N. Y. 1942. A miscellany of botanical,
horticultural, historical, physiological, economic, and literary
information on native and cultivated trees of the United States.

——_ —_.. The Book of Shrubs. Ed. 5. 488 pp., illus. A. T.
De La Mare Co., Inc., N. Y. 1950. Contains botanical, horti-
cultural, and landscaping information on both native and culti-
vated shrubs.

ILLICK, JOSEPH SIMON. (A series of ten illustrated articles on
beech, birch, maple, oak, pine, sycamore, and walnut appearing
in American Forests in Vol. 27 (1921) (July, Aug., Sept., Nov.) ;
Vol28 7(1922).. (Jan.~ Mar. June, sept., Oct.),,and Vols 3t
CAne261925) sel O21.

KAUFFMAN, ERLE. (Illustrated by Calvin Fader.) Kingdom of
the Trees. 122 pp., identification tables, illus. Reilly & Lee,
Chicago. 1940. In story form for children.

LEMMON, ROBERT S. The Best Loved Trees of America—How to
recognize, appreciate, and grow them. (A series of articles
appearing monthly in The Home Garden magazine from April
1946, to date.) 1946-51.

LITTLE, ELBERT L., JR. Check List of Native and Naturalized Trees
of the United States (including Alaska). At press.

——_—_—. To Know the Trees. Important forest trees of the
United States. U.S. Dept. Agr. Yearbook 1949 (‘Trees’) :
763-814, illus. Covers 165 native species. Reprinted as Year-
no: oe 2156, 1950. (Supt. Docs., G.P.O., Washington, D. C.

Q. Ph:

—_____——. Fifty Trees From Foreign Lands. U. 8S. Dept. Agr.
Yearbook 1949 (‘‘Trees’’) : 815-832, illus. Covers common nat-
uralized or cultivated exotic trees in the U. S. Reprinted as Year-
ie 2157, 1950. (Supt. Docs., G.P.O., Washington, D. C.

LONGYEAR, B. O. A Dendrology Text. Part I, Gymnospermae, 112

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pp., maps; Part II, Angiospermae, 125 pp. Colo. Agr. Coll., For-
estry Dept., Fort Collins. 1934.

MApDpDox, RUFUS S., and PARKINS, ALMON E. Our Trees and How
They Serve Us. 180 pp., illus. Chas. Scribner’s Sons, N. Y. 1925.
Intended for use in grammar schools. General information, but
has a descriptive chapter ‘“‘SSome of the more important trees,”
pp. 22-58.

Marx, Davip S. Learn the Trees From Leaf Prints. 1940. Un-
paged. Illus. with 38 pls. of leaf-prints of 194 tree species.

MATTHEWS, FERDINAND SCHUYLER. Familiar Trees and Their
Leaves, described and illustrated. 320 pp., illus. D. Appleton &
Co. N= Y= 1908:

Field Book of American Trees and Shrubs; a con-
cise description of the characters and colors of species common
throughout the United States, together with maps showing their
general distribution. 465 pp., illus., maps. G. P. Putnam’s Sons, |
N. Y. and London. 1915.

MATTOON, WILBUR R. Forest Trees and Forest Regions of the
United States. U.S. Dept. Agr. Misc. Pub. 217, 55 pp., illus.
1936.

McKENNY, MARGARET. Trees of the Countryside. 62 pp., illus.
(with lithographs in color by Alice Bird). Alfred A. Knopf,
N. Y. 1942. For children; 29 species (both eastern and west-
ern), native and cultivated, are annotated.

MUENSCHER, W. C. Keys to Woody Plants. Ed. 6. 108 pp., illus.
Comstock Publishing Co., Ithaca, N. Y. May 1950.

Munns, E. N. The Distribution of Important Forest Trees of the
United States. U.S. Dept. Agr. Misc. Pub. 287, 176 pp., 170
distribution maps. 19388.

MURRILL, WILLIAM ALPHONSO. Trees. 65 pp. Published by author,
Gainesville, Fla. 1945.

PEATTIE, DONALD CULROSS. Trees You Want to Know. 95 pp., illus.
Whitman Pub. Co., Racine, Wis. 1934. Descriptions given for |
178 species, with illustrations in color, those of eastern species
reproduced from the classic “Sylva of North America” by
Michaux. Pocket-size, 314 x 5 in.

PRESTON, RICHARD J., JR. North American Trees (exclusive of
Mexico and tropical United States). 371 pp., illus.,maps. Iowa
State College Press, Ames. 1948.

RANDALL, CHARLES E., and EDGERTON, D. PRISCILLA. Famous
Trees. U.S. Dept. Agr. Mise. Pub. 295, 116 pp., illus. 1938.
Notes on trees remarkable for size, associations, etc.

RECORD, S. J. Identification of the Timbers of Temperate North
America. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1934.

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REHDER, ALFRED. Manual of Cultivated Trees and Shrubs Hardy in
North America. Ed. 2. 996 pp.; climatic zone map. The Mac-
millan Co., N. Y. 1940.

ROGERS, JULIA ELLEN. A Popular Guide to a Knowledge of the
Trees of North America and to Their Uses and Cultivation.
Rev. ed. 589 pp., illus. Doubleday, Page & Co., Garden City,
INE ee OBS

—_____________ '['rees. 291 pp., illus. Doubleday, Page & Co.,
Garden City, N. Y. 1926.

. The Tree Book; a popular guide to a knowledge
of the trees of North America and to their uses and cultiva-
tion. 565 pp., illus. (168 being from photographs by A. Radclyffe
Dugmore). Doubleday, Doran & Co., Garden City, N. Y. 1935.
This book has gone through many editions.

SARGENT, CHARLES SPRAGUE. The Silva of North America; a de-
scription of the trees which grow naturally in North America
exclusive of Mexico. 14 vols., illus. Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
Boston and New York. 1891-1902. This magnificent work was
later reproduced, in a reduced size, by photographic process.

—_________. Manual of the Trees of North America (exclusive
of Mexico). Ed. 2. 910 pp., illus. map. Houghton, Mifflin &
Co., Boston and New York... 1948.

SCHOONOVER, SHELLEY EF. American Woods. 250 pp., illus. Wat-
ling & Co., Santa Monica, Calif. 1951. Contains notes on 137
species of trees and their woods, mostly natives but including a
few species naturalized or commonly cultivated in this country,
with considerable miscellaneous information. The illustrations,
mostly half-tones or color, are superb.

TRELEASE, WILLIAM. Plant Materials of Decorative Gardening.
Fae Woody plants. 177 pp. Published by author, Urbana, Ill.
1921.

—_—_—_—_—.. Winter Botany. Ed. 2, Rev. 396 pp., illus. Pub-
lished by author, Urbana, Ill. 1925. Twig, bud, and leaf-scar
keys for woody plants.

UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE. Wood Handbook. 326 pp., illus.
1940. (Prepared by R. F. Luxford, George W. Trayer et al. of
Forest Products Laboratory and the Division of Forest Prod-
ucts, Branch of Research).

——_—_— —. Useful Trees of the United States. 1941-43. A
eu of 28 4-page leaflets, covering 17 softwoods and 11 hard-
woods.

——————. Woody-Plant Seed Manual. U.S. Dept. Agr. Misc.
Pub. 654, 416 pp., illus. 1948. $3.00.

. Edible Fruits of Forest Trees. 4 pp. 1950. Un-
numbered leaflet.

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State Trees. 4 pp. 1951. Illustrated list.

VAN DERSAL, WILLIAM R. Native Woody Plants of the United
States: Their Erosion-control and Wildlife Values. 362 pp.,
illus. U.S. Dept. Agr. Mise. Pub. 303. 1938.

Ornamental, American ,ounubss . cos .gop = alms:
Oxford University Press, N. Y. 1942.

VAN MELLE, P. J. Shrubs and Trees for the Small Place: Hardy
Deciduous Materials for the Home Grounds. 298 pp. Scribner,
ING Ye 1943;

. 1948. The Blue Book of Trees—a guide to the
ashes, birches, elms, maples, and other broad-leaved trees of
North America. 61 pp., illus. (in color, by Rudolf Freund),
forest region map. Whitman Publishing Co., Racine, Wis. 1948.

WatTtTs, MAY THEILGAARD. Fragrance and Flavor in Leaf, Bark,
Twig, and Fruit. Morton Arbor. Bul. Pop. Inform. 18: 57-60,
illus. Oct. 1943.

WILSON, ERNEST H. Aristocrats of the Trees. 279 pp., illus. The
Stratford Co., Boston. 1930.

EASTERN STATES GENERALLY

BLACKBURN, BENJAMIN. Trees and Shrubs in Eastern North
America. 358 pp., illus. Oxford University Press, N. Y. 1952.

BLAKESLEE, ALBERT FRANCIS, and JARVIS, CHESTER DEACON. Trees
in Winter; Their Study and Identification. 292 pp., illus. Mac-
millan Co., N. Y. 1931. This book, of eastern and cultivated
trees, is an abridged edition of “Trees in winter; their study,
planting, care, and identification,” 446 pp., same authors, pub-
lished in 1918 and reprinted in 1926.

Cops, J. A., and WINCH, FRED E., JR. Know Your Trees. Cornell
Univ. 4-H Club Bul. 85. 77 pp., illus. Ithaca. Mar. 1948.

KiMERSON, ARTHUR I., and WEED, CLARENCE M. Our Trees, How
to Know Them. 295 pp., illus. (with ‘photographs from nature’
by senior author). Garden City Pub. Co., Garden City, N. Y.
1946. This book, originally published in 1908 by J. B. Lippin-
cott Co., Philadelphia, went through at least five editions and,
as indicated, has recently been republished by another firm. It
deals primarily with eastern and cultivated trees.

Fox, HELEN M. Low-growing Native American Flowering Trees.
Natl. Hort. Mag. 23(2) : 64-72, illus. Apr. 1944. Deals with
eastern trees.

HARLOW, WILLIAM M. ‘Trees of the Eastern United States and
Canada. 288 pp., illus. Whittlesey House (McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc.), New York and London. 1942.

-_——__—_—_—. Twig Key to the Deciduous Woody Plants of East-

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ern North America. Ed. 4. 56 pp., illus. Published by author,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1946.

HouGH, ROMEYN BECK. Handbook of the Trees of the Northern
States and Canada East of the Rocky Mountains. 470 pp., illus.
The Macmillan Co., N. Y. 1947. Frequently reprinted from the
original 1907 edition.

ILLICK, JOSEPH S. Tree Habits: How to Know the Hardwoods.
837 pp. American Nature Assoc., Washington, D. C. 1924.
Essentially eastern.

JAQUES, HARRY EDWIN. How to Know the Trees; all-illustrated
key to the most common species of trees found east of the Rocky
Mountains, with suggestions and aids for their study. 166 pp.,
illus. Dubuque, Iowa. 1946.

KEELER, HARRIET L. Our Northern Shrubs and How to Identify
Them. 521 pp., illus. Chas. Scribner’s Sons, N. Y. 1910.

—__—___——. Our Native Trees and How to Identify Them. 533
pp., illus. Chas. Secribner’s Sons, N. Y. 1929. This book first
appeared in 1900 and has gone through many reprintings. Mrs.
Keeler died in 1921.

MACBRIDE, JAMES FRANCIS. Common Trees. Field Mus. Nat. Hist.
Bot. Lfit. 11, 44 pp., illus. 1925. Essentially eastern species.

Marx, DAvip S. The American Book of the Woods. Prints and
uses of 256 trees, shrubs, herbs, and vines. Unpaged. Illus. The
Botanic Publishing Co., Cincinnati. 1940.

MATTOON, WILBUR R., and SHINN, ERWIN H. Forestry Lessons on
Home Woodlands. U.S. Dept. Agr. Bul. 863 (rev.), 44 pp., illus.
1930. Pp. 34-43 are by the late William H. Lamb, under the
heading “‘Key to common kinds of trees,” and include an anno-
tated checklist, “One hundred important forest trees.” The orig-
inal ed. (1920), authored by Wilbur R. Mattoon and Alvin Dille,
contained 46 pp.

McFARLAND, J. HORACE. Getting Acquainted With the Trees.
241 pp., illus. The Outlook Co., N. Y. 1904. Essentially a book
of eastern and cultivated trees.

McFEE, INEZ N. The Tree Book. 234 pp., illus. Frederick A.
Stokes Co., N. Y. 1919. Describes tree groups; tree morphol-
ogy, physiology, growth and enemies; folklore, and the work of
the forester. For schools and the general reader.

MURRILL, WILLIAM ALPHONSO. Familiar Trees. 174 pp., illus.
Published by author, Gainesville, Fla. 1946. Miscellaneous
notes on trees. Dedicated to the Boy Scouts of America.

PEATTIE, DONALD CuULROoss. A Natural History of Trees of East-
ern and Central North America. 606 pp., illus. by Paul Land-
acre. Houghton, Mifflin Co., Boston. 1950.

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ROGERS, JULIA ELLEN. Among Green Trees; A Guide to Pleasant
and Profitable Acquaintance With Familiar Trees. 202 pp.,
illus. A. W. Munford, Chicago. 1902.

matt ee Ok desi at Every Child Should Know; Easy Tree
Studies for All Seasons of the Year. 263 pp., illus. Doubleday,
Page & Co., Garden City, N. Y. 1909.

—_—_—_————.. Tree Guide; Trees East of the Rockies. 265 pp.,
illus. Doubleday, Page & Co., Garden City, N. Y. 1914.

ROGERS, MATILDA. A First Book of Tree Identification. 95 pp.,
illus. (photographs by Wynn Hammer). Random House, N. Y.
1951. For children; for common eastern species.

NORTHEASTERN STATES

BARRETT, MARY FRANKLIN. A Field Key to the Genera of the Wild
and Cultivated Hardy Trees of the Northeastern United States
and Canada. 40 pp. Published by author, 64 Park Ave., Bloom-
field, N. J. 1931.

BLAKESLEE, A. F., and JARVIS, C. D. New England Trees in Win-
ter. Storrs Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 69: 307-576, illus. Storrs,
Gonn. 7 1914

Brown, H. P. Trees of Northeastern United States. Native and
Naturalized. 490 pp., illus. 1938. The Christopher Publishing
House, 1140 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass. 1938.

COLLINS, JAMES FRANKLIN, and PRESTON, HOWARD WILSON. Key
to New England Trees, Wild and Commonly Cultivated. 42 pp.
Preston & Rounds Co., Providence, R. I. 1909.

DAME, LORIN Low, and BRooKs, HENRY. Handbook of the Trees
of New England, With Ranges Throughout the United States
and Canada. Ed.2. 196 pp., illus. Ginn & Co., Boston. 1902.

GAYLORD, F. A. Shade Trees. 69 pp., illus. N. Y. State Conserv.
Comm., Div. Lands & Forests, Albany, N. Y. 1912. Deals chiefly
with native northeastern species.

GORDON, Eva L., and KELLOGG, PAUL (Supervised by E. Laurence
Palmer). The Flowers of Woody Plants. Cornell Rur. School.
Lfit. Vol. 28, No. 4, 48 pp., illus. Mar. 1930. This issue is
for boys and girls.

GRAVES, ARTHUR HARMOUNT. Illustrated Guide to Trees and
Shrubs. 240 pp., illus. Published by author, Wallingford, Conn.

1952. Covers woody plants of the Northeast, both native and
cultivated.

HARLOW, WILLIAM M. Fruit Key to Northeastern Trees. 50 pp.,
illus. Published by author, Syracuse, N. Y. 1946.

HOWE, HOLLIS. Our Common Trees—How to Know and Use Them.

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Md. Nat. Hist. Soc. (unnumbered) Pub. 98 pp., illus. Baltimore,
Md. 1942.

KING, JULIUS. Common Trees of the Northeast. 62 pp., illus. The
Harter Publishing Co., Cleveland. 1934.

LEAVITT, ROBERT GREENLEAF. The Forest Trees of New England.
179 pp., illus. Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 1933.

PALMER, ERNEST J. Crataegus in the Northeastern and Central
United States and Adjacent Canada. Brittonia 5(5) : 471-490.
1946.

ROGERS, WALTER FE. Tree Flowers of Forest, Park, and Street. 500
pp., illus. Published by author, Appleton, Wis. 1935.

SCHAFFNER, JOHN H. Field Manual of Trees. Ed. 4,160 pp. R.
G. Adams & Co., Columbus, Ohio. Pocket manual, “including
southern Canada and the northern United States to approxi-
mately the southern boundary of Virginia, Kentucky and Mis-
souri, westward to the limits of the Prairie.”

SPONSLER, OLENUS LEE. Trees; A Simple Guide for Quick Iden-
tification of Forest Trees. 158 pp., illus. G. Wahr, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 1923. For trees found in the region extending from
Minnesota and Iowa eastward through Wisconsin, Illinois, Indi-
ana, Michigan, and Ohio to the eastern parts of Pennsylvania
and New York.

Connecticut

MATTOON, WILBUR R. (U.S. Forest Serv.) and HAWES, AUSTIN F.
(State Forester). Forest Trees of Connecticut; a Pocket Manual.
Conn. State Park and Forest Comm. and State Bd. Educ. 72 pp.,
illus. 1946. This went through several revisions and is now
out of print. However, the material is still available in Heer-
mance, Edgar L., Practical Forestry. Conn. Forest and Park

Assoc. Pub. 40, 72 pp., illus. 839 Chapel St., New Haven.
May 1939.

Maine

GRAVES, A. H. Woody Plants of Brooklin, Maine. Rhodora 12:
173-184, map. 1910.

HYLAND, FAY, and STEINMETZ, FERDINAND H. The Woody Plants
of Maine: Their Occurrence and Distribution. 72 pp., illus. Uni-
versity of Maine, Orono, Maine. 1944. Reprinted from Univ.
Maine Stud. 2d Ser. 59.

——— ——-, The Conifers of Maine. Maine Agr. Coll. Ext.
serv. Bul. 345, 20 pp., illus. Rev. Oct. 1949.

Maine Stud. 2d Ser. 59.
B. Peirson. 87 pp., illus. Augusta. 1938. Pocket handbook.

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Massachusetts

[CLARKE, DANIEL ALLEN.] The Commercial Forest Trees of
Massachusetts; How You May Know Them. Ed. 7. 67 pp., illus.
Mass. Dept. Conserv., Div. Forestry. 1935. Now for sale by
State Forester, 15 Ashburton PI., Boston.

ILLICK, JOSEPH S. Common Trees of Massachusetts. 110 pp., illus.
The Amer. Tree Assoc., Washington, D.C. 1927.

MASSACHUSETTS FOREST and PARK ASSOCIATION. Trees of Massa-
chusetts. 12 pp., illus. For boys and girls. 3 Joy St., Boston.
1944,

Rick, MABEL AGNES. Trees and Shrubs of Nantucket. Descrip-
tions, identification keys, list of trees and shrubs. 77 pp. 1946.
New Hampshire

FosTeR, JOHN H. Trees and Shrubs of New Hampshire. Ed. 2,
117 pp., illus. Soc. Protect. N. H. Forests. Concord. 1941.
Pocket manual.

Rhode Island

RUSSELL, LEVI WARD. The Native Trees of Rhode Island. R. I.
State Bd. Agr. Ann. Rpt. 15:128-160, illus. 1900.

Vermont

BURNS, G. P., and OTIs, C. H. The Trees of Vermont. Vt. Agr.
Expt. Sta. Bul. 194, 244 pp., illus. 1916.

JONES, L. R., and RAND, F. V. Vermont Shrubs and Woody Vines.
Vt. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 145 :51-199, illus. 1909. N.B.—Bul. 78,
of this Station, published Oct. 1899, was “‘The Trees of Ver-
mont,” by Anna M. Clark, 52 pp., illus.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES
Delaware

HoLLowAy, H. V. Common Forest Trees of Delaware. Del. Dept.
Publ. Instruc. 48 pp., illus. 1923.

TABER, WILLIAM S. Delaware Trees; A Guide to the Identification
of the Native Tree Species. Del. State Forestry Dept. Pub. 6,
250 pp., illus. 1937.

District of Columbia

BALL, CARLETON R. Native and Introduced Willows of the Dis-
trict-Flora Area. 8 pp. Apr. 1941.

MATTOON, WiLBUR R., and ALBURTIS, SUSAN 8. Trees of the Dis-
trict of Columbia. 72 pp., illus. Amer. Forestry Assoc., 919
17th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1941.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PARKS, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE. Oaks Native
to the Washington Area. 6 pp., illus. (19517?)

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Maryland

KAYLOR, JOSEPH F. Trees of Maryland. Md. Bd. Nat. Resources,
Dept. Res. and Educ., Educ. Ser. 12, 23 pp., illus. (Annapolis
and) Solomons, Md. May 1946.

MARYLAND STATE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. Forest Trees of
Maryland. 100 pp., illus. 1938. (F. W. Besley, State Fores-
ter), in cooperation with U.S. Forest Service. Pocket handbook.

New Jersey

HALSTED, B. D. Forest Trees of New Jersey. N. J. Agr. Expt.
Sta. Bul. 202, 52 pp., illus. 1907.

ILLICK, JOSEPH SIMON. Common Trees of New Jersey. 111 pp.,
illus. Amer. Tree Assoc., Washington, D. C. 1927.

New York

Brown, H. P. Trees of New York State, Native and Naturalized.
N. Y. State Coll. Forestry Tech. Pub. 15 (Vol. 21, No. 5), 483 pp..

illus. Feb. 1921. N. B.—Some copies of this work have only
AQ1 pp.

Cope, J.. and BUMP, GARDINER. Fifty Common Trees of New
York; Forestry for 4-H Club Boys and Girls... N. Y. Agr. Coll.
Cornell 4-H Club Ext. Bul. 26, 75 pp., illus. 1948.

GRAVES, ARTHUR HARMOUNT, and RUSK, HESTER M. Guide to
Trees and Shrubs of Greater New York, based on those native,
naturalized, and commonly cultivated.. [Ed. 4.] 76 pp., illus.,
map. Published by authors, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1949. ~

ILLICK, JOSEPH S. Common Trees of New York. 123 pp., illus.

The Amer. Tree Assoc., 1214 16th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
1927. Pocket handbook. 7

TAYLOR, NORMAN. Native Trees of the Hudson River Valley. N.Y.
Bot. Gard. Bul. 7: 90-147, illus. 1909.

WIEGAND, K. M., and Foxwortuy, F. W. A Key to the Genera of
Woody Plants in Winter, Including Those With Hardy Repre-
sentatives Found Growing Wild or in Cultivation Within New
sor State. Ed. 3. 33 pp. Published by authors, Ithaca, N. Y.

08.
Pennsylvania

GRIMM, WILLIAM CAREY. The Trees of Pennsylvania. 363 pp.,
illus. Stackpole & Heck, Inc., N. Y. and Harrisburg. 1950.

———_———.. The Shrubs of Pennsylvania. 522 pp., illus. Stack-
pole Co., Harrisburg. 1952.

ILLICK, JOSEPH S. Woody Plants of Franklin County, Pennsyl-
vania. Pa. Dept. Forestry Bul. 21, 42 pp. 1921.

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—___—_—______—.. Pennsylvania Trees. Pa. Dept. Forests and Waters
Bul. 11, 237 pp., illus. 1928.

PERRY, GEORGE S. The Common Trees and Shrubs of Pennsylva-

nia. 127 pp.. illus. Pa. Dept. Forests and Waters. 1932. Pocket
handbook.

West Virginia

Ammons, NELLE. Shrubs of West Virginia. W. Va. Univ. Bul.,
Ser. 50, No. 12-4 (W. Va. Univ. Herb. Contrib. 55), 127 pp.,
illus. Morgantown, W. Va. 1950.

Brooks, A. B. West Virginia Trees. W. Va. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul.
175, 242 pp., illus. 1920.

CORE, EARL L., and AMMONS, NELLE. Woody Plants of West Vir-
ginia in Winter Condition. 124 pp., illus. map. West Virginia
University, Morgantown. 1946. |

DAVIS, H. A., and BALL, CARLETON R. The Willows of West Vir-
ginia. Castanea 12: 94-100. 1947.

GRIFFIN, DANIEL B., and SHAWHAN, H. W. Common Forest Trees

of West Virginia. W. Va. Forest Serv. Bul. 26, 112 pp., illus.
1935.

SOUTHEASTERN STATES

BALL, CARLETON R. The Willows of the Southern States. Castanea
3: 1-9. 1638.

BERRY, JAMES BERTHOLD. Southern Woodland Trees. 214 pp.,
illus. World Book Co., Yonkers and Chicago. 1924. Perhaps
more eastern than southern.

COKER, WILLIAM CHAMBERS, and TOTTEN, HENRY ROLAND. Trees
of the Southeastern States. Ed. 3. 419 pp., illus. University of
North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill. 1947. Covers Virginia, the
Carolinas, Georgia, and northern Florida.

GREEN, CHARLOTTE HILTON. Trees of the South. 551 pp., illus.
(mostly from photographs). N. C. Univ. Press, Chapel Hill.
1939.

HARRAR, ELLWOOD S., and HARRAR, J. GEORGE. Guide to Southern

Trees. 712 pp., illus. Whittlesey House, McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
Ine SIN. You pl O46.

HUME, H. HAROLD. Evergreen Hollies Native in the United States.
Natl. Hort. Mag. 26 (8): 143-179, illus. July 1947.

PESSIN, L. J. Key to the Species of Pinus Occurring in the South-
ern States. U.S. Forest Serv., South. Forest Expt. Sta. Apr.
1931. Large, 1-sheet tabular statement.

STEARNS, J. L. The Southern Hardwoods. 46 pp., illus. Southern

UNITED STATES TREE BOOKS 17

Hardwoods Producers, Inc., Memphis, Tenn. 1941. An assem-
bly of 18 articles on the hardwoods of the South, originally pub-
lished in the Southern Lumberman in the years 1940-41.

Alabama

BUNKER, PAGE S. Check List of Native Trees of Alabama. Ala.
Comm. Forestry Pam. 5. 16 pp. 1926.

Cocks, R. S. Catalogue of Trees Growing Naturally in the Vicin-
ity of Sardis, Dallas County, Ala. Arnold Arbor. Jour. 6: 189-
ae HOZee

MARTIN, IVAN R., and DEVALL, WILBUR B. Forest Trees of Ala-
bama. Ala. Polytechn. Inst. Cir. 3. 87 pp., illus. 1949.

PAGE, RuFus H., JR., and BRYAN, J. E., JR. Forest Trees of Ala-
bama. Ala. Polytech. Inst. Ext. Serv. Cir. 169, 72 pp., illus.
June 1939.

Florida

ARNOLD, LILLIAN E. Check List of Native and Naturalized Trees
im Florida: “Fila: Acad. Sct. Proc. 2:(£937) = .52—66. . 1938.

BARRETT, MARY FRANKLIN. A Leaf Key to Florida Broad-leaved
Trees, Native and Exotic, Except Palms. 79 pp., illus. Pub-
lished by author, 57 Union St., Montclair, N. J. 1987.

BUSWELL, WALTER M. Native Trees and Palms of South Florida.
Univ. Maimi Bul. Vol. 19, No. 6, pp. 1-54, illus. Coral Gables.
Aug. 1, 1945.

—_—— —. Native Shrubs of South Florida. Univ. Miami
Bul. Vol. 20, No. 3; pp. 1-48. Feb. 15, 1946.

FLORIDA BOARD OF FORESTRY AND PARKS. Common Forest Trees
of Florida. Ed. 5, 100 pp., illus. 1948. Ed. 1 of this pocket
handbook was prepared by the late Wilbur R. Mattoon of the
U. S. Forest Service.

Mowry, HAROLD. Ornamental Trees. Fla. Agr. Ext. Serv. Bul.
95, 126 pp., illus. Rev. 1946.

——__—. Native and Exotic Palms of Florida. Fla. Agr.
Ext. Serv. Bul. 84 (in coop. with Fla. State Coll. for Women
and U.S. Dept. Agr.), 70 pp., illus. June 1936.

————————. Ornamental Trees. Univ. Fla. Agr. Ext. Serv.
Bul. 95, 132 pp., illus. Apr. 1938.

MURRILL, WILLIAM A. Florida Hickories. Fla. Acad. Sci. Quart.
Jour. 9: 115-122. June 1946.

SMALL, J. K. Florida Trees; A Handbook of the Native and Nat-

uralized Trees of Florida. 107 pp. Published by author, N. Y.
1913.

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________, Shrubs of Florida; A Handbook of the Native and
Naturalized Shrubs. 140 pp. Published by author, N. Y. 1913.

SNYDER, ETHEL. Florida Trees. 150 pp., illus., map. Geddes
Printing House, Fort Myers, Fla. 1940.

STURROCK, DAVID, and MENNINGER, EDWIN A. Shade and Orna-
mental Trees for South Florida and Cuba. 179 pp., illus. Stuart
Daily News, Inc., Stuart, Fla. 1947.

WEST, ERDMAN, and ARNOLD, LILLIAN E. The Native Trees of
Florida. 212 pp., illus. Univ. Fla. Press, Gainesville. 1948.

Georgia

BISHOP, G. NORMAN. Native Trees of Georgia. 96 pp., illus. Ga.
Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Forestry; Univ. Ga., School Forestry; Ga.
Agr. Ext. Serv. 1948. Pocket manual.

DUNCAN, WILBUR HOWARD. Guide to Georgia Trees. 63 pp., illus.,
map. University of Georgia Press, Athens. 1941.

——_——. Preliminary Reports on the Flora of Georgia.
Distribution of 87 trees. Amer. Midland Nat. 43(8) : 742-761,
maps. May 1950.

ELLIOTT, CHARLES NEWTON. Key to Georgia Trees. 54 pp. Ga.
Forest Serv. Bul. 13. Feb. 1931.

HARPER, R. M. Georgia’s Forest Resources. South. Woodlands
1(3) gia (4) 3 1-193 15) 23-19 (6), 45-32, ussamap:
1907-8.

MATTOON, W. R., and BURLEIGH, THos. D. Common Forest Trees

of Georgia. Ga. Coll. Agr. Div. Ext. Bul. 291, 80 pp., illus.
Dec. 1923.

Kentucky —

GARMAN, HARRISON. The Woody Plants of Kentucky. 62 pp.,
illus. Ky. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 169. 1913.

LA FUZE, H. H. Key to Kentucky Trees. 43 pp. The Richmond
Printers, Richmond, Ky. 1949.

MATTOON, WILBUR R. Common Forest Trees of Kentucky, How
to Know Them. 72 pp., illus. Rev. Ky. State Dept. Agr. in co-
Op. with U. S. Forest Serv. 1937. Pocket handbook.

MAURY, SARAH WEBB. Native Trees of Kentucky; A Handbook.
140 pp., illus. Ky. Fed. Women’s Clubs, Louisville. 1910.

Mississippi
BATSON, F. S. An Illustrated Guide to Identification and Land-

scape Uses of Mississippi Native Shrubs. Miss. Agr. Expt. Sta.
Bul. 369, 61 pp., illus. July 1942.

UNITED STATES TREE BCOKS 19

LAUDERBURN, D. E. Trees of the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta and
Their Economic Values. Miss. State Col. Ext. Bul. 67, 32 pp.,
illus. 1938.

MATTOON, W. R., and BEAL, J. M. Forest Trees of Mississippi; A
Pocket Manual. 80 pp., illus. Miss. Agr. & Mech. Coll. Coop.
Ext. Work Agr. & Home Econ. Serv. Ext. Bul. 32 (in coop.
with U.S. Forest Serv.) 1931.

North Carolina

ASHE, W. W. Additions to the Arborescent Flora of North Caro-
lina. Elisha Mitch. Sci. Soc. Jour. 34: 180-140. 1918.

COKER, WILLIAM CHAMBERS. The Woody Plants of Chapel Hill,
N.C. Elisha Mitch. Sci. Soc. Jour. 19: 42-49. 1903.

—__—__—. and TOTTEN, HENRY ROLAND. The Trees of North
Carolina. 106 pp. Published by W. C. Coker, Chapel Hill, N. C.
1916.

HOLMES, J. S. Common Forest Trees of North Carolina, How to
Know Them. Ed. 5. 87 pp., illus. N. C. Dept. Conserv. and
Developmt. 1944. Pocket handbook.

HousE, H. D. Woody Plants of Western North Carolina. 34 pp.
Darmstadt. 1913.

WEIL, LIONEL. Our Native Trees. 16 pp., illus. Goldsboro, N. C.
1924. |

South Carolina

MATTOON, W. R., and ROSENKRANS, D. B. Common Trees of South
Carolina. 121 pp., illus., map: Clemson Agr. Coll..and S.-C.
Comm. Forestry, Clemson College, S. C. 1944. Rev. by D. B.
Rosenkrans, A. E. Prince, et al.

SMITH, H. A. (State Forester). Brief Descriptions (Sec. I of 15
~ conifers; Sec. II of 18 hardwoods). 11lpp. S.C. State Forest
Serv. 1938.

Tennessee

CAIN, S. A. Certain Floristic Affinities of the Trees and Shrubs
of the Great Smoky Mountains and Vicinity. Butler Univ. Bot.
stud. 1: 129-150, maps. 1930.

Mappox, R. S. Common Forest Trees of Tennessee. Ed. 10. 80
pp., illus. Tenn. Dept. Conserv. in coop. with U. S. Forest Serv.
1938. Pocket handbook.

SHANKS, R. E., and SHARP, A. J. Summer Key to Tennessee Trees.
Univ. Tenn. Dept. Bot. Contrib. 124, n.s., 24 pp., illus. 1950.

WATKINS, RICHARD W., BAILEY, JAMES L., and CALDWELL, JOHN C.
Forest Trees and Forest Facts of Tennessee. 79 pp., illus. Tenn.

20 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL BULLETIN NO. 20, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE

Dept. Conserv. Educ. Pub. 6, Nashville. 1951. Replaces ‘‘Com-
mon Forest Trees of Tennessee” ; see above.

Virginia

LAMB, WILLIAM HARRISON. Virginia Trees. Vol. I—The Conifers.
112 pp., illus. Manassas Journal Press, Box 70, Manassas, Va.
July 1937.

LODEWICK, J. ELTON, and HOLMES, Mrs. LyNwoop R. Notable
Trees of Virginia. Va. Polyt. Inst. Bul. Vol. 24, No. 7, 24 pp.,
illus. Mar. 15, 1931.

MassgEy, A. B. Check List of Trees in Virginia. 14 pp. Va. Coop.
Wildl. Res. Unit, Va. Polyt. Inst., Blacksburg, Va. 1947.

—_—_—_—__—_——., and BALL, CARLETON R. The Willows of Virginia.
Va. Polyt. Inst. Bul. Vol. 37, No. 9, 31 pp. July 1944.

VIRGINIA FOREST SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND |
DEVELOPMENT. Forest Trees of Virginia, How to Know Them;
A Pocket Manual. Ed. 12. Pub. 26, 68 pp., illus. University
Station, Charlottesville. 1948.

LAKE STATES
Illinois

ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, DIVISION OF FORESTRY.
Forest Trees of Illinois; How to Know Them; A Pocket Manual
Describing Their Most Important Characteristics. Ed. 7. 70
pp., illus. Springfield. 1950. Revised by George D. Fuller in
coop. with Rev. George M. Link and Anton J. Tomasek.

MILLER, ROBERT BARCLAY, and TEHON, L. R. The Native and Nat-
uralized Trees of Illinois. Ill. Dept. Registr. Educ. Nat. Hist.
surv. Div. Bul. Vol. 18, Art.-f. 339 pp iilus:- Urbanas 1929:

STOVER, ERNEST L. Trees and Shrubs of the Campus. E. Ill. Teach-
ers Coll. Bul. 89, 39 pp., illus. Charleston, Il]. 1925.

TEHON, LEO R. Fieldbook of Native Illinois Shrubs. Ill. Nat. Hist.
Serv. Man. 8, 307 pp., illus. 1942.

Indiana

DEAM, CHAS. C. Trees of Indiana. Ed. 2. 326 pp., illus. Ind.
Dept. Conserv. Pub. 18, rev. 1932.

——_———. Shrubs of Indiana. Ed. 2. 380 pp., illus. Ind.
Dept. Conserv. Pub. 44, rev. 1932.

ILLICK, JOSEPH S. Common Trees of Indiana. 111 pp., illus. Amer.
Tree Assoc., Washington, D. C. 1927. Pocket handbook.

SHAW, T. E., and VANCAMP, J. L. Fifty Common Trees of Indi-
ana. 62 pp., illus. Ind. Dept. Conserv. Div. Forestry and Purdue

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Univ. Dept. Forestry and Conserv. 1950. “Prepared for young
people who are beginners in the field of tree identification.”

Michigan

BILLINGTON, CECIL. Shrubs of Michigan. Ed. 2. Cranbrook Inst.
Sci. Bul. 20, 339 pp., illus., maps. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 1949.

ILLICK, JOSEPH S. Common Trees of Michigan. 108 pp., illus.
The Amer. Tree Assoc., Washington, D. C. 1927.

—_—__—_____. Common Trees of Michigan. 86 pp., illus. Mich.
Dept. Conserv. 1939. Reprinted from Charles Lathrop Pack
Forestry Foundation.

OTIS, CHARLES HERBERT, and BURNS, GEORGE PLUMER. Michigan
Trees, A Handbook of the Native and Most Important Intro-
duced Species. 362 pp., illus. Univ. Mich. Regents, Ann Arbor.
1931. The ‘‘11th ed., Rev.” was reprinted in 1950 and appears to
be a reprint of Univ. Mich. Bot. Gard. and Arbor. Bul. 19, No.
8, n.s., 362 pp., illus.

Ohio

DEAN, F. W. Ohio Trees. Ohio State Univ. Agr. Ext. Serv. Bul.
185, 104 pp., illus. 1987.

ILLICK, JOSEPH 8S. Common Trees of Ohio. 108 pp., illus. Amer.
Tree Assoc., 1214 16th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1927.
Pocket handbook.

MADISON, HAROLD L. Trees of Ohio (and of Northeastern North
America). Ed. 8. 31 pp., illus. Clev. Mus. Nat. Hist., Pocket
Nat. Hist. 1, Bot. Ser. 1. Cleveland. 1935.

PRESTON, RICHARD J., JR., and BRANDON, J. F. 37 years of Wind-
break Planting at Akron, Ohio. Colo. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 492,

26 pp., illus. Mar. 1946. Contains notes on 29 native and exotic
trees.

SCHAFFNER, JOHN H. Check List of Ohio Shrubs. Ohio Nat. 8:
205-209. 1907. :

—__—_—_—_. Trees of Ohio and Surrounding Territory ; Includ-
ing the Area Westward to the Limits of the Prairie and South
to the Thirty-seventh Parallel. Ohio Acad. Sci. 5: 71-191.
1909. Ohio Acad. Sci. Spec. Paper 15.

—_——_—_.. Field Manual of Trees. Ed. 4. 160 pp. R. G.
Adams & Co., Columbus, Ohio. 1936.

WERTHNER, WILLIAM B. Some American Trees. An intimate
study of native Ohio trees. 398 pp., illus. The Macmillan Co.,
N.Y. 1935.

Wisconsin
CLOHISY, MATT. (in coop. with Milwaukee Public Museum). Wis-

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consin Trees. 148 pp., illus. 1927. Reprinted from the Mil-
waukee Journal.

WILSON, F.G. Forest Trees of Wisconsin. [Ed.3.] 64 pp., illus.
Wis. State Conserv. Dept., Madison. 1938. Pocket handbook.

NORTH CENTRAL STATES
Iowa

AIKMAN, J. M., and HAYDEN, ADA. Iowa Trees in Winter. 72 pp.,
illus. Iowa State Coll. Extens. Cir. 246. Ames. Jan. 1938.

Bopg, I. T., and MACDONALD, G. B. A Handbook of the Native
Trees of Iowa. 95 pp., illus. Iowa Coll. Agr. Mech. Arts, Ames.
1928.

HARRINGTON, HAROLD D. The Woody Plants of Iowa in Winter
Condition. Univ. Iowa Stud. Nat. Hist. 16(1); 5-116, illus.
1934.

—_—____———. Keys to the Woody Plants of Iowa in Vegetative
Condition. Univ. Iowa Stud. Nat. Hist. 17(9) : 375-489, illus.
1940. |

McDONALD, MALCOLM. The Woody Plants of Southeastern Iowa.
Iowa Acad. Sci. Proc. 44(1937) : 65-74... 1938.

PAMMEL, L. H., MACDONALD, G. B., and CLARK, H. B. The Native
and Cultivated Forest Trees and Shrubs of the Missouri River
Basin. Towa Acad. Sci. Proc. 22: 23-56, illus.. 1915.

—__—_—__——.. Native Shrubs of Iowa. Iowa State Hort. Soc. Rpt.
49: 34-48, illus. 1915.

SHIMEK, BOHUMIL. Keys to the Woody Plants of Iowa. Ed. 2.
74 pp., illus. Published by author, Iowa City, Iowa. 1930.

Kansas

GATES, FRANK C. Woody Plants, Native and Naturalized in Kan-
sas. Kans. Acad. Sci. Trans. 41: 99-118, maps. 1938. Kans.
State Coll., Dept. Bot. Plant Path. Contrib. 381.

——_—_—_————. Winter Twigs. The Identification of Kansas
Woody Plants by Their Twigs. Kans. Acad. Sci. Handb. 1, 34
pp., illus. 1940.

KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. Report 47. 1928. Con-
sists of two chapters “The Forest Situation in Kansas,” by Al-
bert Dickens (pp. 7-11) and “Kansas and Her Historic Trees,”
by Margaret E. Whittemore (pp. 12-14), and two Parts: “Part
I, Kansas Trees and Their Uses,” by Chas. A. Scott (pp. 15-147)
and “Part II, Handbook of Kansas Trees,” by Frank C. Gates
(pp. 148-372, illus.) ; this last issued also as a separate.

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Minnesota

GREEN, SAMUEL B. Trees of Minnesota. Published by Minn. Geol.
and Nat. Hist. Surv. 1902. Part II, pp. 187-368 of same
author’s “Forestry in Minnesota.” Ed. 2. 401 pp.

MATTOON, WILBUR R., and ANDERSON, PARKER. Forest Trees of
Minnesota. Rev. 54 pp., illus. Univ. Minn. Dept. Agr. Ext.
Div., Minn. Commr. Forestry and Fire Preven., and U. S. Forest
Serv. St. Paul. 1930. A pocket manual.

MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION (Chester S. Wilson,
Comm’r), Division of Forestry (Clarence Prout, Director).
Trees of Minnesota, How to Know Them. Ed. 3, rev. 64 pp.,
illus. map. St. Paul. 1950. Prepared by Raymond Clement,
Elizabeth Bachmann, and Roger Williams. The illustrations of
tree species are taken from the Mattoon & Parker publication
mentioned above.

ROSENDAHL, CARL OTTO, and BUTTERS, FREDERIC K. Trees anid
Shrubs of Minnesota. 385 pp., illus. The University of Minne-
sota Press, Minneapolis. 1928.

Missouri
STATE OF MISSOURI CONSERVATION COMMISSION. Forest Trees of
Missouri. Mo. Conserv. Bul. 20, 66 pp., illus. 192-.
Nebraska

BESSEY, C. E. The Forest Trees of Eastern Nebraska. Iowa Acad.
Sci. Proc. 13: 75-87, maps. 1906.

LAMB, W. H. A Key to Common Nebraska Shrubs. Univ. Nebr.
Forest Club Ann. Vol. 5, 7 pp. 1913.

Poou, R. J. Handbook of Nebraska Trees. A Guide to the Native
and Most Important Introduced Species. Ed.2. Nebr. Conserv.
and Soil Surv. Bul. 7, 179 pp., illus., maps. 1929.

TILLOTSON, C. R. The Trees of Lincoln and Vicinity. Nebr. Bd.
Agr. Ann. Rpt. 1906/07: 213-236. 1907. :

North Dakota

MOLBERG, J. M. Common Trees and Shrubs of North Dakota. 31
pp. N. Dak. School Forestry. Bottineau, N. Dak. 1950.

South Dakota

HANSEN, NIELS EBBESEN. The Shade, Windbreak, and Timber
Trees of South Dakota. S. Dak. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 246, 48
pp., illus. Mar. 19380.

———_—__—. Evergreens in South Dakota. §. Dak. Agr. Expt.
| Sta. Bul. 254, 33 pp., illus. Oct. 1930.

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—________—., The Ornamental-Trees of South Dakota. S. Dak.
Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 260, 63 pp., illus. Apr. 1931.

—______. The Shrubs and Climbing Vines of South Dakota.
S. Dak. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 263, 184 pp., illus. Aug. 1932.

Over, W. H. Trees and Shrubs of South Dakota. S. Dak. Geol.
and Nat. Hist. Surv. Cir: 11, 13>pp.. - 1923.

SOUTH CENTRAL STATES

Arkansas

BUCHHOLZ, JOHN T., and MATTOON, WILBUR R. Common Forest
Trees of Arkansas. Ark. Coll. Agr. Ext. Cir. 180. 84 pp., illus.
Fayetteville. 1924. See Dwight M. Moore entry below.

LINDAHL, J.C. Trees of Hot Springs National Park and Vicinity.
Hot Spgs. Nat. Hist. Assoc. Nat. Hist. Jour. 4 (2—4 Quart.), 52
pp., with 11 full-p. plates. 1988.

Mooreg, DwicHt M. A Check List of the Ligneous Flora of Arkan-
sas. Ark. Acad.-Sci. Proc, 1: 41-55. 1941. Univ. Ark. Jour:
Ser. Res. Paper 719.

——__— —. Treesof Arkansas. 119 pp., illus. Ark. Res. Dev.
Comm., Div. Forestry & Parks, in coop. with Univ. Ark. Fayette-
ville. June 1950. Pocket handbook.

PALMER, ERNEST J. The Forest Flora of the Ozark Region. Arnold
Arbor. Jour. 2(4) : 216-232. Apr. 1921.

—_———_———. The Red River Forest at Fulton, Arkansas. Arnold
Arbor. Jour. 4(1) : 8-33. Jan. 1923.

—_——_—_—_. The Ligneous Flora of Rich Mountain, Arkansas
and Oklahoma. Arnold Arbor. Jour. 5(2) : 108-184. Apr. 1924.

—_———. The Ligneous Flora of Hot Springs National Park
and Vicinity. Arnold Arbor. Jour. 7(2) : 104-135. Apr. 1926.

TURNER, L. M. Trees of Arkansas. Ark. Coll. Agr. Ext. Cir. 180,
pp., illus. 19387.

Louisiana

BOMHARD, MIRIAM L. What Palms Grow in Louisiana? La. Con-
serv. Rev. 1938-1941. A series of 9 articles appearing in Vols.
6(3), 6(4), 71), 7T(2), TA), 9(2)5 98), 10), andlor),
from Autumn, 1937, to Summer, 1941.

BROWN, CLAIR A. Louisiana Trees and Shrubs. 262 pp., illus.
La. Forestry Comm. Bul. 1. Box 8967, University Sta., Baton
Rouge. Aug. 1945.

Cocks, R. S. A List of the Trees of Louisiana. Arnold Arbor.
Jour.<2)-" 204-2167 192

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_—_____., A List of the Shrubs of Louisiana. Arnold Arbor.
Jour. 3: 173-182. 1922:

DORMON, CAROLINE. Forest Trees of Louisiana. 87 pp., illus. La.
Dept. Conserv., Div. Forestry. 1941.

HAYES, RALPH W. Trees and Forests of Louisiana. La. Univ.,
Agr. and Mech. Coll., and Bur. Educ. Mat., Stat., & Res. 96 pp.,
illus. Baton Rouge. 1945.

McKEAN, A. S. Louisiana Trees. La. Agr. and Mech. Coll. Div.
Agr. Ext. Ser. Cir. 1093, 60 pp., illus. Baton Rouge. June 1951.
Pocket manual.

PUTNAM, J. A., and BULL, HENRY. The Trees of the Bottomlands
of the Mississippi River Delta Region. U.S. Forest Serv., So.
Forest Expt. Sta. Occas. Pap. 27, 207 pp. New Orleans. Apr.
1932.

SONDEREGGER, V. H., and COTTMAN, ESTELLE. Louisiana Tree
Primer. Ed. 2. La. Dept. Conserv., Div. Forestry. 165 pp.,
illus. T. J. Moran’s Sons, New Orleans. 1933.

Oklahoma

LITTLE, ELBERT L., JR., and OLMSTED, CHARLES E. Trees and
Shrubs of the Southeastern Oklahoma Protective Unit. Okla.
Acad. Sci. Proc. 16: 52-61. 1936.

PHILLIPS, GEORGE R., GIBBS, FRANK J., and MATTOON, WILBUR R.
Forest Trees of Oklahoma. Ed. 5. Okla. Plan & Resources. Bd.,
Div. Forestry (In coop. with U.S. Forest Serv.) Pub. 1, 135 pp.,
illus., map. Oklahoma City. 1939. Pocket handbook.

SHANNON, C. W. The Trees and Shrubs of Oklahoma. Okla. Geol.
purv.cir, 4, 41 pp; 1913.

Texas

- BRAY, WILLIAM L. Forest Resources of Texas. U.S. Dept. Agr.
Bul. 47, 71 pp., illus, maps. 1904. Has descriptions of timber
species.

HARTMAN, CARL. A List of Trees and Shrubs Occurring in the
Vicinity of Huntsville, Texas. Tex. Acad. Sci. Trans. 12(2):
66-90. 1913.

JONES, D. L., GAINES, FRANK, and KARPER, R. E. Trees and Shrubs
in Northwest Texas. Tex. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 447, 63 pp., illus.
Apr. 1932.

LEWIS, I. M. The Trees of Texas. An Illustrated Manual of the
Native and Introduced Trees of the State. Tex. Univ. Bul. 1915,
No. 22, 169 pp., illus. Austin. Apr. 15, 1915.

MACKENSEN, BERNARD. The Trees and Shrubs of San Antonio
and Vicinity. 51 pp., illus. San Antonio, Tex. 1909.

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MULLER, CORNELIUS H. Oaks of Trans-Pecos Texas. Amer. Midl.
Nat. 24(3) : 703-728, illus. Nov. 1940:

PALMER, E. J. The Ligneous Flora of the Staked Plains of Texas.
Arnold Arbor. Jour. 2: 90-105. Oct. 1920.

—_—_____—_.. The Ligneous Flora of the Davis Mountains, Texas.
Arnold Arbor. Jour. 10(1): 8-45. Jan. 1929.

STILLWELL, NORMA. Key and Guide to Native Trees, Shrubs and
Woody Vines of Dallas County. 48 pp., illus. Dallas, Tex. 1939.

TEXAS FOREST SERVICE. Forest Trees of Texas; How to Know
Them. 140 pp., illus. Rev. Texas Forestry Assoc. 1946.
Pocket handbook.

WESTERN STATES GENERALLY

BAILEY, HAROLD E., and BAILEY, VIRGINIA LONG. Forests and
Trees of the Western National Parks. U.S. Dept. Int., Nat.
Park Serv. Conserv. Bul. 6, 129 pp., illus. 1941.

BAILEY, VIRGINIA LONG, and BAILEY, HAROLD EDWARDS. Woody
Plants of the Western National Parks. Amer. Midl. Nat.
Monogr. 4, 274 pp., illus. The University Press, Notre Dame,
Ind. Feb. 1949.

BERRY, JAMES BERTHOLD. Western Forest Trees; A Guide to the
Identification of Trees and Woods to Accompany Farm Wood-
lands; A Handbook for Students, Teachers, Farmers, and
Woodsmen. 212 pp., illus. World Book Co., Yonkers, N.Y. 1924.

DAYTON, WILLIAM A. Important Western Browse Plants. U.S.
Dept. Agr. Misc. Pub. 101, 214 pp., illus. July 1931. Deals with
shrubs, trees, and woody vines of the far western States that
have importance as browse for domestic livestock.

UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE. Range Plant Handbook. 841
pp., illus. 1937. The browse section has 31 generic, 80 specific,
and 146 secondary species write-ups, all being of trees and
shrubs.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES

KIRKWOOD, J. E. Northern Rocky Mountain Trees and Shrubs.
ao PP, illus. Stanford University Press, Stanford University,
alif. 1930.

PRESTON, RICHARD J., JR. Rocky Mountain Trees; A Handbook
of the Native Species.... Ed. 2, 285 pp., illus. Iowa State Col-
lege Press, Ames. 1947.

SUDWORTH, GEORGE B. The Cypress and Juniper Trees of the
Rocky Mountain. Region. U.S. Dept. Agr. Bul. 207, 36 pp.,
illus., distrib. maps. 1915.

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—————. The Spruce and Balsam Fir Trees of the Rocky
Mountain Region. U.S. Dept. Agr. Bul. 327, 43 pp., illus., dis-
trib. maps. 1916.

—_—_—_. The Pine Trees of the Rocky Mountain Region.
U.S. Dept. Agr. Bul. 460, 47 pp., illus., distrib. maps. 1917.

—___—_———. Miscellaneous Conifers of the Rocky Mountain
Region. U.S. Dept. Agr. Bul. 680, 45 pp., illus., distrib. maps.
1918.

—_—_____., (posthumous). Poplars, Principal Tree Willows
and Walnuts of the Rocky Mountain Region. U.S. Dept. Agr.
Tech. Bul. 420, 112 pp., illus. Aug. 1934. Keys, bibliography,
and technical editing by W. A. Dayton.

UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, REGION 1 (Northern Region).
Trees of Our Forests, Montana and Idaho. 34 pp. 1934.

——— —_ —, Rocky MOUNTAIN REGION. Trees Native to the
Forests of Colorado and Wyoming. 23 pp., illus. Rev. 1945.

WELLNER, C. A. Native Trees of Montana and Northern Idaho.
44 pp., illus. (by W. E. Deemer), maps. U.S. Forest Service,
Missoula. 1940.

Colorado

BENNETT, CoRA. List of Colorado Trees. Plant World 11(8):
66-67. Mar. 1908. Omits willows.

BETHEL, ELLSWORTH. The Conifers or ‘“‘Evergreens” of Colorado.
Colo. Mag. 2(1): 1-23, illus. Jan. 1925. Contains keys, and
distribution, ecological, and economic notes.

CARY, MERRITT. Principal Trees and Shrubs of Colorado. Jn Biol.
Surv. Colo., N. Amer. Fauna 33: 212-246, illus., map. 1911.

LONGYEAR, BURTON O. The Evergreens of Colorado. Colo. State
Forestry Pub. 1, 82 pp., illus. Rev. 1925.

MEYERS, JOSEPHINE N. The Forest Trees of Colorado. 62 pp.,
illus., map. Publishers Press, Denver. 1939. For children.

Mors, ROBERT E. Colorado Evergreens. Denver Mus. Nat. Hist.
Pop. Ser. 9. 89 pp., illus. Rev. May 1949. This fine booklet
has gone through several revisions.

RAMALEY, FRANCIS. Woody Plants of Boulder County. Colo.
ina otud. 5.4705. WlusS map. LOOT.

SMITH, ERNEST C. The Willows of Colorado. Amer. Midl. Nat.
20(1)-2 2uT—2524 Jan: 1942:

Montana

DRUMMOND, JOHN. Native Trees of Montana. Mont. State Coll.

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Ext. Serv. Bul. 257, 44 pp., illus. June 1949. The cover title
differs from the title elsewhere shown.

Wyoming

CARY, MERRITT. Life Zone Investigations in Wyoming. No. Amer.
Fauna 42: 55-81, illus. 1917. Has a list and notes on Wyoming
Trees.

EDMONDSON, W. O. Trees and Shrubs of Wyoming. Wyo. Agr. |
Ext. Serv. Cir. G-34, 48 pp., illus. (by C. L. Porter). Mar. 1937.

HAWKINS, PLINY H. The Trees and Shrubs of Yellowstone
National Park; a scientific and popular description of all the
trees and shrubs with special reference to their economic use
and their relation to wild life. 125 pp., illus. George Banta
Pub. Co., Menasha, Wis. 1924.

NELSON, E. E. The Shrubs of Wyoming. Wyo. Agr. Expt. Sta.
Bul. 54, 47 pp., illus. 1902.

SOUTHWESTERN STATES

BENSON, LYMAN, and DARROW, ROBERT A. A Manual of South-
western Trees and Shrubs. Ariz. Univ. Bul. 15(2), Biol. Sci.
Bul. 6, 411 pp., illus. (some in natural color), map. Tucson.
Aug. 1945 (“1944”).

CHAPEL, WILLIAM L. A Guide to the Forest Trees of Arizona and
New Mexico. 52 pp., illus. 1938. U.S. Forest Service Region
3; used as a CCC training course text.

LITTLE, ELBERT L., JR. Southwestern Trees. A Guide to the Native
Species of New Mexico and Arizona. U.S. Dept. Agr. Handb.
3 25). pp., illus. Dec. 1950. (Supt. Docs., G.P.O., Washington,

———_———. Key to Southwestern Trees. U.S. Forest Serv.,
Southwest. Forest Expt. Sta. Res. Rpt. 8, 28 pp. 1951.

MASON, SILAS C. The Pubescent-fruited Species of Prunus of the
Southwestern States. Jour. Agr. Res. 1(2): 147-178, illus.
Nov. 10, 1913.

Arizona

DopGE, N. N. Trees of Grand Canyon National Park. Grand
Canyon Nat. Hist. Assoc. Nat. Hist. Bul. 3, 69 pp., illus. 1936.

New Mexico

BARNETT, HORACE L., and BARNETT, ALICE. New Mexico Trees.
4i pp. N. Mex. State College, Las Cruces. 1939. Includes win-
ter and summer keys.

MEDLER, JOHN T., and HERSHEY, ARTHUR L. Trees of New Mex-

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ico. N. Mex. Coll. Biol. Soc. Nature Notes 3(1): 1-(73), illus.
1937.

Wooton, E. O. Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico. N. Mex. Agr.
Expt. Sta. Bul. 87, 159 pp., illus. June 1913.

INTERMOUNTAIN STATES

UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, REGION 4. How to Know the
Trees of the Intermountain Region, Rev. 20 pp., illus. 194-.
This pocket handbook appears to be a revision of N. D. Millard
& W. L. Keene’s “Native Trees of the Intermountain Region,”
20 pp., illus. 1984.

Woops, C. N. Native Trees of the Intermountain Region. 20 pp.,
illus. U.S. Forest Service, Region 4, Ogden, Utah. 1940.

Idaho

EPLING, CARL CLAWSON. A Field Key to the Common Woody
Plants of Northern Idaho. 21 pp. Spokane, Wash. 1927.

Nevada

BILLINGS, W. D. Nevada Trees. Univ. Nev. Agr. Ext. Serv. Bul.
94, 102 pp., illus. June 1945.

Utah

GARRETT, A. O. Spring Flora of the Wasatch Region. Ed. 5. 244
pp. Stevens & Wallis, Inc., Salt Lake City. 1936.

PACIFIC STATES AND ALASKA

Bowers, N. A. Cone-bearing Trees of the Pacific Coast. 169 pp.,
aus: Whittlesey House, McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. & Lon-
One 1947:

ELIOT, WILLARD AYRES, and McLEAN, G. B. Forest Trees of the
Pacific Coast. 565 pp., illus. G@. P. Putnam’s Sons, N. Y. 1938.

McMINN, HowArp E., and MAINO, EVELYN. An Illustrated Man-
ual of Pacific Coast Trees. Ed. 2. 409 pp., illus. University of
California Press, Berkeley. 1947. With lists of trees recom-
mended for various uses on the Pacific Coast by H. W. Shepherd.

SUDWORTH, GEORGE B. Forest Trees of the Pacific Slope. 441 pp.,
illus. U. S. Dept. Agr., Forest Serv. 1908. (Supt. Does.,
G.P.O., Washington, D. C. $1.50.)

WINKENWERDER, HuGO, and WANGAARD, FREDERICK F. Short
Keys to the Native Trees of Oregon and Washington. 19 pp.
Imperial Publishing Co., 5249 University Way, Seattle. 1939.
Pocket manual.

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Alaska

COVILLE, FREDERICK V. The Willows of Alaska. Wash. Acad. Sci.
Proc3t 297—362-allus72 Aus. 23) 190m

TAYLOR, RAYMOND F., and LITTLE, ELBERT L., JR. Pocket Guide
to Alaska Trees. U.S. Dept. Agr. Handb. 5. 683 pp., illus. 1950.
(Supt. Docs., G.P.O., Washington, D. C., $0.25.)

N. B.—Keys and descriptions for most Alaskan trees will be found
in the two following floras of Alaska:

HULTEN, ERIic. Flora of Alaska and Yukon. 1,902 pp., illus., dis-
trib, maps. . Lunds; Univ. Ausskr No Fo Avole2. oie )—4 >i Glee:
Kungl. Sallsk. Handl. N.F. 52(1)-60(1). C. W. K. Gleerup,
Lund, Sweden. 1941-50.

ANDERSON, J. P. Flora of Alaska and Adjacent Parts of Canada;
an illustrated descriptive text of all vascular plants known
to occur within the region covered. Eight parts have thus far
been printed and issued also as separates: Iowa State Coll. Jour.
Sci..(Ames, Iowa) : 18(1) : 1387—175_(Oct., 1943) =: 18(4): 381—
445 (July, 1944) ; 19(2) : 138-205 (Jan., 1945) ; 20(2) : 218-257
(Jan., 1946) ; 20(8): 297-347 (Apr., 1946); 21(4) : 363-423
(July, 1947): 23 (2) = ts7=187 Gan. 1949) 2242) AO
(Jan., 1950) ; and 26(8) : 387-452 (Apr. 1952), illus. 1943-52.

California

EASTWOOD, ALICE. A Handbook of the Trees of California. 86

pp., illus. Calif. Acad. Sci. Occas. Paper 9. San Francisco.
1905.

FULTZ, FRANCIS MARION. The Elfin-forest of California. Ed. 2.
277 pp., illus. Times-Mirror Press, Los Angeles. 1927. De-
scriptions of southern California chaparral trees and shrubs.

HASTINGS, GEORGE T. Trees of Santa Monica Described and

Located by Streets. 112 pp., illus. Published by author, Santa
Monica. 1944.

JEPSON, W. L. The Silva of California. Calif. Univ. Mem. Vol. 2,
480 pp., illus. maps. Berkeley. 1910.

—_———_—. The Trees of California. Ed. 2. 240 pp., illus.
Berkeley. 1923.

KENT, A. H. Sequoia. Jn Veitch’s Manual of the Coniferae, pp.
269-279, illus. 1900.

MARTIN, L. Trees of California, How to Recognize Them. Calif.
Dept. Educ., 8 nos., illus., map. San Francisco. 1939.

McMINN, H. E. ~ An Tilustrated Manual of California Shrubs. 689
pp., illus. San Francisco. 1939.

REID, LEA. Common Broad-leafed Trees. Calif. Dept. Educ., Sci-

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ence Guide for Elem. Schools 5(10), 72 pp., illus. Sacramento.
May 19389.

SHINN, CHARLES H. Let’s Know Some Trees. Brief Descriptions
of the Principal California Trees. U.S. Dept. Agr. Misc. Cir.
31, 38 pp., illus. Rev. Dec. 1931.

SHIRLEY, JAMES CLIFFORD. The Redwoods of Coast and Sierra.
Kd. 2. 84 pp., illus. Univ. Calif. Press, Berkeley. 1937.

TRESIDDER, MARY CuRRY. The Trees of Yosemite; A Popular Ac-
count. 133 pp., illus. (with linoleum block prints). Stanford
Univ. Press. 1948.

VAN RENSSELAER, MAUNSELL. Trees of Santa Barbara. Rev. ed.
213 pp., illus. Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Calif. 1948.

WOLF, CARL B. California Wild Tree Crops. 71 pp., illus. Rancho
Santa Ana Bot. Gard., Route 3, Box 327, Anaheim, Calif. Apr.
11, 1945.

N. B.—Probably no other native tree species of the United States
have so extensive a literature as the two species of Sequoia. Per-
haps the two best known recent books dealing with both species
are listed above. The Save-the-Redwoods League, of Berkeley,
California, issues literature on and bibliographies of the Califor-
nia redwood (Sequoia sempervirens). Those interested in the
history, nomenclature, taxonomy, distribution, economics, etc.

of sequoias will find the following, among others, of interest:

BUCHHOLZ, J.T. The Morphology and Embryogeny of Sequoia
gigantea. Amer. Jour. Bot. 26(2) : 938-101, illus. Feb. 1939.

. The Embryogeny of Sequoia sempervirens with a
Comparison of the Sequoias. Amer. Jour. Bot. 26(4) : 248-257,
illus. Apr. 1939.

—__—__—_—_.. The Generic Segregation of the Sequoias. Amer.
Jour. Bot. 26(7) : 535-538. July 1939. The new genus Sequoza-
dendron Buchh. and the new combination S. giganteum (Lindl. )
Buchh. are here published.

Cook, LAWRENCE F. The Giant Sequoias of California. 28 pp.,
ius map. Us Ss. Dept, Int. Nat. Park Serv. 1942. (Supt.
Docs., G.P.O., Washington, D. C., $0.15.)

DAYTON, WILLIAM A. The Names of the Giant Sequoia. Lflts. W.
Bot. 3(10)- 209-219. Apr, 1943.

FISHER, RICHARD T., VON SCHRENK, HERMANN, and HOPKINS, A. D.
The Redwood. U. S. Dept. Agr., Bur. Forestry Bul. 38, 40 pp.,
illus. Washington. 1903.

FRY, WALTER, and WHITE, JOHN R. Big Trees. 126 pp., illus.
Stanford Univ. Press. 1938.

STEWART, GEORGE W. Big Trees of the Giant Forest, Sequoia

32 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL BULLETIN NO. 20, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE

National Parkii-.cee. , Their Life Story ..... 105 pp., illus. A.
M. Robertson, San Francisco. 1930.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, DIVISION OF FOR-
ESTRY (Gifford Pinchot, Forester). A Short Account of the Big
Trees of California. U.S. Dept. Agr. Div. Forestry Bul. 28,
22 pp., illus. maps. Washington, D. C. 1900.

Oregon

BENSON, G. T. The Trees and Shrubs of Western Oregon. Stan-
ford Univ., Dudley Herb. Contrib. Vol. 2,170 pp., map. 1930.

MUNGER, THORNTON T. A Check List of the Trees Native to Ore-
gon and Washington. 5 pp. U.S. Forest Serv., Pac. N. W. For-
est. Expt. Sta. Rev. Jan. 15, 1945.

PEAVY, GEORGE W. Oregon’s Commercial Forests. Oregon State
Bd. Forestry Bul. 2, 94 pp., illus. Rev. 1929.

Ross, CHARLES R. Trees to Know in Oregon. Qreg. State Coll.
Ext. Serv. Bul. 697, 80 pp., illus. (by Hugh Hayes). Oregon
State College Press, Corvallis, Oreg. 1950. Published coopera-
tively by Oregon State Board of Forestry, Oregon State College
Extension Service, Federal Cooperative Extension Service.

SHELDON, FE. P. The Forest Wealth of Oregon. 32 pp., illus. Port-
land. 1904.
: Washington

BROCKMAN, C. FRANK. Trees of Mount Rainier National Park.
50 pp., illus. Wash. Univ. Press, Seattle. 1949.

COWLIN, R. W., and MORAVETS, F. L. (U.S. Forest Serv., Pac. N.W.
Forest and Range Expt. Sta.). Forest Resources of Washing-
ton. 44 pp., illus., map (in color). Wash. Dept. Conserv. and
Developmt., Div. Forestry. 1940.

MOSHER, MILTON M., and LUNNUM, KNuT. Trees of Washington.
State Coll. Wash., Inst. Agr. Sci., Ext. Serv. Bul. 440, 40 pp.,
illus. (by Mrs. Iva Shoup and Edward R. Speck, Jr.). Mar. 1951.

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