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The Trees of Eastern North America is a newly released title in the wonderful series, Princeton Field Guides. Focusing on the eastern half of North America, this region is defined as east of the 100th meridian line, which includes the eastern end of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, before splitting the states of Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota. Coverage includes 825 native and introduced species of trees, which is over twice as many species as in the National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Trees. Eastern Region (Little, 1980). Organization of the book is by species,...

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