Description
The Trees Of Calcutta: And Its Neighbourhood is an essential botanical reference work that provides detailed information about the diverse arboreal species found in Calcutta and its surrounding areas. Written by A. P. Benthall, this non-fiction study documents the characteristics, habitats, and ecological significance of trees that shape the natural landscape of this historic Indian metropolis.
The book serves as both a practical field guide and a scholarly resource for botanists, naturalists, students, and anyone interested in the flora of eastern India. Through careful observation and detailed descriptions, Benthall catalogues the tree species that have adapted to the climate and soil conditions of the Calcutta region, offering insights into their identification, uses, and environmental importance.
Published by Gyan Publishing House, this work remains a valuable contribution to the botanical literature of India, preserving knowledge about the arboreal heritage of one of the country’s most significant cities.
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