For more than two centuries, American ornithologists have been naming birds after people. The first two species to have honorific American names were given in 1811: Lewis’ woodpecker and Clark’s
Daniel Lewis examines the histories and significance of 12 tree species, including the redwood, longleaf pine, baobab, olive, kapok and West African ebony.
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