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Exotic Forest Trees In The British Empire by R S Troup (Cloth, 1932)
By R S Troup
Cloth • Clarendon Press
Description
Title: Exotic Forest Trees In The British Empire
Author/Publisher: R S Troup, Clarendon Press
Publication Year: 1932
Format: Cloth-bound volume
Exotic Forest Trees in the British Empire is a non-fiction academic and scientific book by R. S. Troup, published in 1932. The book provides a detailed study of non-native tree species introduced across the British Empire, focusing on their growth, utilization, and management. This cloth-bound volume is a key historical reference for students of forestry, botany, and the colonial history of natural resources.
Synopsis
Published in 1932 by Clarendon Press, R. S. Troup's 'Exotic Forest Trees In The British Empire' stands as a comprehensive non-fiction study in natural history, specifically focusing on forestry within the vast reaches of the British Empire. This vintage work was intended for an adult, academic audience, reflecting the scientific and administrative interests of its era.
The book meticulously details the introduction, acclimatisation, and cultivation of non-native tree species across various colonial territories. It explores how these 'exotic' trees were adapted and utilised, providing crucial insights into their ecological impact and economic significance within the imperial framework.
- Forestry Practice and Management: Delves into the practical aspects of silviculture, including planting techniques, growth rates, timber characteristics, and the sustainable management strategies implemented for these introduced species to maximise their utility.
- Colonial Environmental History: Beyond mere botany, the volume serves as a significant historical document, illuminating the intersection of imperial expansion, scientific endeavour, and environmental modification during the early 20th century.
As an original 1932 edition, this cloth-bound work is an important reference for scholars and enthusiasts of natural history, forestry, and colonial studies. It offers a unique historical perspective on environmental change and the scientific administration of natural resources under British rule.
Condition
This item has been professionally inspected and is in Acceptable condition. Please refer to the photographs for detailed visual assessment.
Specifications
| Format | Cloth |
| Condition | Acceptable |
| Publisher | Clarendon Press |
| Signed | No |
| Subject | Natural History |
| Vintage | Yes |
| Language | English |
| Ex Libris | No |
| Inscribed | No |
| Book Title | Exotic Forest Trees In The British Empire |
| Personalised | No |
| Year Printed | 1932 |
| Custom Bundle | No |
| Narrative Type | Non-Fiction |
| Intended Audience | Adults |
| Original/Facsimile | Original |
| Special Attributes | Ex-Library |
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