The North American Sylva; Or, A Description of the Forest of the United States, Canada and Nova Scotia: Considered Particularly with Respect Ot Their Use in the Arts and Their Introduction Into Commerce. To which is Added a Description of the Most Useful of the European Forest Trees ...R.P. Smith, 1853 - Trees |
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1-seeded 20 feet ABIES according acute acutis aments Amer anthers appears Arbor ARDISIA attains the height axillary BALSAM FIR bark beneath berries Blodgett borders bractes branches branchlets brown BUMELIA calyx Carpels Cembra clusters colour cone CORDIA CORNUS corolla corymbs COTINUS diameter Douglas Drupe East Florida elongatis erect feet high feet in height Flor floribus foliolis forests Fort Vancouver fruit genus glabris grows HOOKER imbricated inches long Key-West Larch leaflets leaves length LINN Linnæan Classification LOUDON margin native Natural Order nearly oblong obtuse Oregon Ornus oval ovate ovatis panicles peduncles petals petioles pinnate PINUS PISONIA plant PLATE pubescent PURSH racemes remarks resembling resin Rocky Mountains round scales scarcely seed short smooth species specimens spreading squamis stamens stigma strobilis subtus summit TABLE MOUNTAIN PINE TAXODIUM terminal thick timber TORREYA TAXIFOLIA tree tropical trunk VITÆ White Pine WILLD wood yellow ZANTHOXYLUM