Natural History of the South

The Press's regional commitment extends to titles on southern flora and fauna. The range of publications is so extensive that for exhibition purposes we have narrowed our focus to books on southern flora. More space would have permitted the inclusion of Eloise Potter's comprehensive Birds of the Carolinas (1980), with its full-color photographs; Charlotte Hilton Green's delightfully written and charmingly illustrated Birds of the South (1933), as well as her Trees of the South (1939); and William C. Coker's and Henry R. Totten's Trees of the Southeastern States (1934), long the standard book on the subject.



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