"A Paper On Twenty Trees Of The Simla Neighbourhood" by E. C. Buck offers a detailed botanical exploration of twenty distinct tree species found in the Simla region. This concise work provides valuable insights into the local flora, making it an essential resource for botany enthusiasts and researchers interested in the trees of India. Buck's observations contribute to a deeper understanding of regional biodiversity and ecological characteristics, presenting a snapshot of Simla's natural heritage. This book serves as a useful guide for identifying and appreciating the unique trees that define this Indian landscape.
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