This comprehensive reference work catalogs all the forest trees known to inhabit the North American continent, including descriptions of their physical characteristics, growth habits, and uses in industry and daily life. With beautiful illustrations and helpful appendices, this classic text is an essential resource for anyone interested in North American botany or forestry.

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