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Trees of Indiana - A Comprehensive Guide to Indiana's Native Trees - cover
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Trees of Indiana - A Comprehensive Guide to Indiana's Native Trees

Charles Clemon Deam

Editora: Good Press

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In "Trees of Indiana," Charles Clemon Deam presents a meticulous and comprehensive examination of the diverse arboreal species found across the Hoosier state. Utilizing a blend of rich descriptive prose and scientific rigor, Deam categorizes over 150 species, incorporating detailed illustrations and meticulous descriptions that capture both the aesthetic and ecological significance of each tree. Written in the early 20th century, this work not only serves as an essential guide for ecologists and nature enthusiasts but also reflects the burgeoning interest in conservation and environmental studies of the time, mirroring a broader trend towards appreciating native flora in American literature. Charles Clemon Deam, a pioneering figure in botany and forestry in Indiana, was deeply inspired by his passion for the natural world and his commitment to conserving it. His extensive professional background, including his role as Indiana'Äôs first state forester, informed his thorough scholarship in "Trees of Indiana." Deam's meticulous research and field studies not only enhanced his expertise but also instilled a sense of duty to educate others on the importance of preserving the natural landscape amid industrial growth. For readers interested in ecology, botany, or Indiana'Äôs natural history, "Trees of Indiana" is a seminal work that combines aesthetic appreciation with scientific inquiry. Deam'Äôs authoritative voice and engaging style make this book a treasure trove of knowledge, inviting readers to explore the majesty of Indiana'Äôs trees while fostering a greater understanding of their ecological significance.
Disponível desde: 18/09/2023.
Comprimento de impressão: 264 páginas.

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