The giants of Sequoia and Kings Canyon

Stagner HR. 1958. The giants of Sequoia and Kings Canyon. Sequoia Natural History Association. Three Rivers, CA

This guide helps answer some of the most popular questions about the big trees such as how they grow, why they live so long, why their size is tremendous, and how they die. How do the giant sequoias grow? Why do they live so long and grow to such tremendous size? What caused the black scars and the snag tops? How do they die? What are the important trees and groves that I should see? These are the first questions concerning the giant sequoias usually asked by Visitors to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, and these first questions are the chief concern of this booklet.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Stagner, Howard
Date of Issue
1958
Publisher
Sequoia Natural History Association
Units
HIST , SEKI
Keywords
CA, Cultural Resources, ehistory, Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum), Plant Studies, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

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