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Nature Study Guides
Rocky Mountain Tree Finder a Manual for Identifying Rocky Mountain Trees
Pocket-sized guide to identifying native trees of the Rockies and Great Basin, in the U.S. and Canada, from the plains to the alpine zone. Like all the plant guides in the Finders series, this book uses a key format that leads you through a series of choices to identify the plant by its leaves, needles, and other features. Explains life zones in the Rockies. Heavily illustrated with line drawings and range maps.
59 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1972
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July 30, 2011
I got this book as a resource when taking the Davis School District classes taught by Ron and RuthAnne Yahne during summer trips. It was not as helpful of a guide as some of the others I used. These classes were fun and I took my wife and kids on many of them.
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