Tree and Shrub Identification Made Simple
Basic Plant Terminology Before getting started with identifying woody species in the field, it’s important to be familiar with basic plant terminology and woody plant growth structure. Plant identification books such as the “Tree Finder” by May Watts will use these terms to guide you through a series of questions to
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