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Forest Giants of the Pacific Coast

Out of Print
By: Robert Van Pelt
200 pages, 115 col photos, b/w illus, 22 maps
Forest Giants of the Pacific Coast
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  • Forest Giants of the Pacific Coast ISBN: 9780295981406 Paperback Mar 2002 Out of Print #122839
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About this book

Guide to the 20 largest species of conifers in North America - from the southern Sierras to Vancouver Island, and from the coast to northwestern Montana.

Contents

Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; The Trees; Giant Sequoia; Coast Redwood; Western Red Cedar; Douglas fir; Sitka Spruce; Sugar Pine; Incense Cedar; Yellow Cedar; Noble Fir; Port Orford Cedar; Jeffrey Pine; Ponderosa Pine; Western Hemlock; California Red Fir; California White Fir; Western White Pine; Western Larch; Grand Fir; Pacific Silver Fir; Engelmann Spruce; Appendix 1 - Tree Summaries - English Measures; Appendix 2 - Tree Summaries - Metric Measures; Appendix 3 - Predicting Volume from Diameter; Appendix 4 - How to Nominate a Tree; Glossary; Sources of Information; Index

Customer Reviews

Out of Print
By: Robert Van Pelt
200 pages, 115 col photos, b/w illus, 22 maps
Media reviews
This fascinating book documents in detail many but certainly not all of the truly marvellous individual giant trees of the Pacific coast of North America, considered to be the tallest and most dense forests on earth.--Tree News, OCtober 2005 "This fascinating book documents in detail many but certainly not all of the truly marvellous individual giant trees to be found in the forests of the Pacific coast of North America ... The book begins with a fascinating section on tree measuring ... Photographs of these tree titans are accompanied by Van Pelt's own immaculate pen drawings of each individual tree... The drawings are remarkable not only for the skill and artistry of the depictions but also because every detail you see on the tree has been exactly measured with lasers to provide a picture of unprecendented accuracy."--Tree News, Autumn/Winter 2005
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