TY  - BOOK
AU  - SEYMOUR,JACQUELINE
TI  - THE COLOR NATURE LIBRARY TREES
PY  - 1978///
CY  - NEW YORK, ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMÉRICA
PB  - CRESCENT
KW  - ÁRBOLES
KW  - CIENCIAS
N1  - - Ilustraciones; - Acacia- Almond- Aspen,Quaking- Baobab- Been Tree- Cacao- Coral Tree- Crab Apple- Cypress, Swamp- Elm,English- Flamboyant Tree- Gum-Red- Horse Chestnut- Judas Tree- Magnolia,Japanese- Oak English or Pedunculate- Pal Doum- Pagoda Tree- Pine,Aleppo- Rain Tree- Redwood,Coast- Sequoia,Giant-  Silk cotton- Siris Tree- Spruce- Tamarack- Tulip Tree- Walnut,Black- Willow crack- Yew
N2  -      "Trees are peculiar in that, unlike for example the grasses, ferns or mosses, they do not form a group of closely related plants but belong to many different families.      The term "tree" is generally taken to mean a woody plant, usually having a single stem, which can grow to a height of six metres or more. It is easy to think of examples of trees which are obviously very different.(...)"
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