Terrific Maine Trees
RESOURCES
Our information can be found in the following books and
online!
Cooper, Jason. Trees.
Vero Beach, Florida: Rourke Enterprises, INC. 1991
Freeman, Marcia S. and Gail
Saunders-Smith, Ph.D., Consulting Editor.
Pine Trees. Capstone Press ©1999.
Freeman, Marcia S. and Gail
Saunders-Smith, Ph.D., Consulting Editor.
Maple Trees. Capstone Press ©1999.
Freeman, Marcia S. and Gail
Saunders-Smith, Ph.D., Consulting Editor.
Oak Trees
Capstone Press ©1999.
Gamlin, Linda. Trees.
New York: Dorling Kindersley, INC. 1993
Gibaldi, Joseph. MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers Fifth
Edition. NewYork: The modern Language Association
of America.1999
Giesecke, Ernest. Forest
Plants. Chicago, Illinois: Heinemann Library. 1999
“Maine.” World Book
Student Discovery Encyclopedia. 2000 ed.
Maine Department of conservation. “Kids Page- Maine Tree Guide.” 2001.
Online. Available http://www.state.me.us/doc/foliage/kids/treeguide.html
16 January 2002
Miller, Millie and Cyndi
Nelson. The United States Of America,
A State-by-State
Guide. Scholastic Inc. ©1999.
Royston, Angela. Life Cycle of an Oak Tree. Chicago, Illinois: Heinemann.
2000
"Tree". The Golden Book Encyclopedia. 1993ed.
Weber, Ray. “50 State Trees.”50 States.com. 1996.Online.
Available http://www.50states.com/. 16 January
2002.
Weber, Ray. 50 States. Santa Clarita, California: Weber Publications, 1996
