Trees in the Urban Landscape; Principles and Practice

Trees in the Urban Landscape; Principles and Practice

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The Architects' Journal
"An excellent source book for anyone working with trees, and not only in urban situations."

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Trees in the Urban Landscape; Principles and Practice

Trees in the Urban Landscape,A. D. Bradshaw,Spon Press,0419201009,General,Nature,Nature/Ecology,Architecture / General,City & town planning - architectural aspects,Forestry & silviculture: practice & techniques,Garden design & planning

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