Ancient and Notable Trees of Japan: Then and Now

摘要

Ernest Henry Wilson (1876–1930) visited Japan in 1914–1915 to collect woody plants for the Arnold Arboretum, prin- cipally conifers, azaleas and cherries. Many of the special plants that he brought back to the United States are still widely cultivated. During this expedition he photographed hun- dreds of trees and landscapes, which are now stored in the Arnold Arboretum archives and available online.