Description

The Pinetree Book (Brandywine) is a non-fiction book by R. Peterson, published in 1980. This first edition paperback is likely a niche or local publication focused on the history or natural environment of the Brandywine region, possibly related to trees or local ecology. It is a unique collectible for those interested in regional history.

Synopsis

Title: Pine Tree Book : Based on the Arthur Ross Pinetum in Central Park
Author/Publisher: Russell Francis Peterson (Brandywine Press, Incorporated)
Publication Year: 1980
Format: 138-page Illustrated Trade Paperback

Published in 1980 by Brandywine Press, Incorporated, Russell Francis Peterson's *Pine Tree Book* offers a focused, non-fiction exploration of the Arthur Ross Pinetum in Central Park. This first edition trade paperback delves into the world of pines cultivated within one of New York City's most iconic green spaces.

Drawing from the genres of nature and travel, the book is designed to inform adult readers about the diverse collection of conifers found in this significant arboretum. It provides an insightful look into the specific plants and trees that comprise the pinetum, appealing to those interested in botany, urban park history, and arboreal studies.

• The Arthur Ross Pinetum: This volume is specifically dedicated to the comprehensive study of the Arthur Ross Pinetum, a notable collection of coniferous trees located within New York City's Central Park. It provides details on its establishment and the unique species it hosts.
• Arboreal Exploration: Readers will find an in-depth look at the various types of pine trees cultivated within the pinetum, covering aspects of their identification, characteristics, and ecological significance. The narrative caters to enthusiasts of plants and trees.
• Illustrated Guide: Enhanced with illustrations, the book offers visual support to its botanical descriptions, aiding readers in appreciating the distinct features of the pinetum's diverse coniferous population. These visual elements complement the textual information.

As a first edition from 1980, Russell Francis Peterson's *Pine Tree Book* is a compelling acquisition for collectors of botanical literature, enthusiasts of Central Park's natural history, or anyone with a keen interest in dendrology and urban arboreta.

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