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Trees
Trees

By David More, Alastair Fitter

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Cassell's Trees of Britain and Northern Europe
Trees The Young Scientist Investigates
The Eastern Door
The Eastern Door

By David More

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The Eastern Door
The Eastern Door

By David More

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The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Trees
The illustrated encyclopedia of trees
The illustrated encyclopedia of trees

By David More

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"Years ago, artist David More set himself the task of observing and meticulously painting the trees found in Britain, France, Germany and the Low Countries - common or rare, native or introduced, g...

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Illustrated trees of Britain Europe
Illustrated trees of Britain Europe

By David More

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Trees are of enduring interest to naturalists and gardeners alike. This book covers all European species, as well as many introduced species from all over the world.

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The King s Salt
The King s Salt

By David More

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The Pocket Guide to Trees of Britain and Northern Europe Natural History Pocket Guides

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