Bark: A Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast
“This reviewer always assumed that bark was too variable to use as a primary characteristic  for tree identification, but natural history/tree researcher Wojtech has proven  him wrong . . . Recommended.” —Choice“Periderm and lenticels are generally not topics to inspire poetry or jump-start conversations, but naturalist Michael Wojtech’s Bark: A Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast may change that. Packed with cocktail-party ready facts and an easy-to-use identification guide for 67 Northeastern species, the surprisingly readable text is a must-have for both tree nerds and new-to-nature types.”—Adirondack Life“This book will be a great addition to other tree books that we use in the field. No native tree shall go unidentified!”—New York Flora Association Blog“Bark: A Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast provides a unique look at some of the most majestic components of the northeastern flora and is a wonderful alternative to more traditional keys based on leaf or twig traits.”—Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society