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'What tree is that?' Posted in the Oakland Tribune Saturday, December 4, 2004 Written by Staff Writers Be prepared next time your kids ask that question on your family hike. The National Arbor Day Foundation has an 84-page pocket guide that will help you identify the 157 different trees found in the Western United States. The booklet includes well-known oaks, maples and pines as well as lesser-known species such as the peachleaf willow and saltcedar. The guide illustrates trees' leaves, needles, acorns, berries and cones and will help you identify trees step by step. To obtain a guide send your name, address and $3 to "What Tree Is That?," The National Arbor Day Foundation
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