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The Morton Arboretum Quarterly V. 06 No. 03
Identifier
3.34572Publication Information
Lisle, Ill., The Morton Arboretum. 1965-1995.Format
printed text, images and illustrations, black ink on cream paperDigitization Status
DigitizedReproduction:
ReproductionDimensions
26 cm H (Item)Extent
16 pagesType
SerialDate created
September 21 – December 20 1970Description
- Can Man Learn from Nature? (33-39)
- Prairie Crab Apple, Malus Ioensis: Rose Family (Rosaceae) (40-41)
- The Destructible Oak (42-47)
- Arboretum News and Notes (48)
- Climatological Summary (48)
ISSN
0027-125XVolume, Issue
6, 3Subject - keywords and LC headings
Arboretum trusteesAutumn
Climate--Observations
Death notices
Employee selection
Nature conservation
Nature--Effect of human beings on
Quercus L. (oak)
Aesculus glabra Willd. (Ohio buckeye)
Malus ioensis (Wood) Britt. (prairie crabapple)
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