Notes on Trees on the Grounds of McGill University
"Notes on Trees on the Grounds of McGill University" offers a detailed exploration of the diverse arboreal species found within the prestigious McGill University campus. Authored by Sir J. W. Dawson, this work provides insightful observations and descriptions of the trees, reflecting both their botanical characteristics and their contribution to the university's landscape.
This book is a valuable resource for students, faculty, and visitors interested in the natural history of McGill University and the study of urban trees. It serves as a historical snapshot of the campus's ecological features, showcasing the importance of preserving and understanding the botanical elements within an academic environment.
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