When Trees Testify: Science, Wisdom, History, and America’s Black Botanical Legacy
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When Trees Testify: Science, Wisdom, History, and America’s Black Botanical Legacy

by Beronda L. Montgomery

History Science African American Studies
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When Trees Testify explores America’s Black botanical legacy through science, wisdom, and history. Beronda L. Montgomery considers the ways trees and botanical knowledge connect to culture, memory, and lived experience, offering readers a thoughtful perspective on nature’s place in American and Black history.

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When Trees Testify examines America’s Black botanical legacy through the lenses of science, wisdom, and history.

Beronda L. Montgomery brings together perspectives on trees and the meanings they hold within knowledge, culture, and lived experience.

The book invites readers to consider how botanical histories can illuminate broader stories about America and Black communities.

It is a reflective work for readers interested in science, nature, history, and the lasting significance of botanical heritage.

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