Title: Trees of Pennsylvania
Product review: This Field Guide to the trees found in Pennsylvania is typical of a field guide that is written by an author not intimately familiar with the region. The range maps are generalized and don't accurately represent the actual distrabution of individual species as would range maps derived from research in herbariums with large amounts of Pennylvania material. The notes that accompany the descriptions are general and again don't represent an understanding of the details of the state's topography, microclimates, and general forest/woodland/tree distrabution. Not recommended.
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