British Oaks: A Concise Guide
Michael Tyler and Bob Farley
256 pages, 155 colour photographs, 45 line drawings.
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For decades the oak has been one of Britain's most loved and revered trees. Notwithstanding this, there has been a dearth of comprehensive
publications about them and most books have tended to concentrate on specific areas of study. This detailed and wide-ranging guide is essential
reading for all those who have an interest in all aspects of British oaks as well as students of forestry and arboriculture, and those who work in
tree-related professions.
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