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• Silver Maple: A Victim of Its Own Adaptability

  Volume: 59

• Verdant Arches and Bowers: Artificial Adaptations of Trees (1870)

  Volume: 59

• The Arnold Arboretum News

  Volume: 59

• Charles Eliot, Landscape Architect: An Introduction to His Life and Work

  Volume: 59

• Arboriculture in Its Relations to Landscape: “All That Would Be Fair Must Be Fit” (1892)

  Volume: 59

• Austral Weeks: Botanizing in the Southern Hemisphere

  Volume: 59

• Soil as a Living System

  Volume: 59

• Arnold Arboretum Weather Station Data- 1998

  Volume: 59

• The Arnold Arboretum News

  Volume: 59

• How Metasequoia, the ""Living Fossil,"" Was Discovered in China (1948)

  Volume: 58

• Reminiscences of Collecting the Type Specimens of Metasequoia glyptostroboides (1985)

  Volume: 58

• Notes on Chinese-American Botanical Collaboration

  Volume: 58

• Another ""Living Fossil"" Comes to the Arnold Arboretum (1948)

  Volume: 58

• How to Fund Botanical Expeditions

  Volume: 58

• As remarkable as discovering a living dinosaur: Redwoods in China (1948)

  Volume: 58

• The Tree as Celebrity

  Volume: 58

• Metasequoia and the Living Fossils (1948)

  Volume: 58

• The California Academy-Lingnan Dawn-Redwood Expedition (1953)

  Volume: 58

• An Ecological Reconnaissance in the Native Home of Metasequoia glyptostroboides (1950)

  Volume: 58

• Metasequoia glyptostroboides- Its Status in Central China in 1980 (1983)

  Volume: 58

• Metasequoia: An Overview of Its Phylogeny, Reproductive Biology, and Ecotypic Variation

  Volume: 58

• From Fossils to Molecules: The Metasequoia Tale Continues

  Volume: 58

• Metasequoia Travels the Globe

  Volume: 58

• Metasequoia glyptostroboides: Fifty Years of Growth in North America

  Volume: 58

• Chinese Names in Transliteration: A Conversion Table

  Volume: 58