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The Yew Tree |
| On this page: References for the yew tree, the Y entry in Amazing British Columbia: A Natural History From A To Z |
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- J. Duane Sept, Yew Tree Photographer
- Other photos of yew
- Books about yew
- Links to other information about yew
- What can you tell us about yew?
- Visit pages about other entries in the book Amazing British Columbia.
J. Duane Sept,
Photographer of the Yew Tree
J. Duane Sept is a naturalist who is also a photographer. He has written many books about plants and animals. You can see more of his work at Calypso-Publishing.com (Opens in a new window) J Duane Sept also took the photo of the caribou for the U page in Amazing British Columbia.
Other Photos Of Yew
- An old yew tree (Opens in a new window)
- A group of photos of yew from istockphoto.com (Opens in a new window)
Books About BC's Forests
Here is what I read when I was researching the book Amazing British Columbia.- Owens, John N. (2000) "Yew" inThe Canadian Encyclopedia. (James H. Marsh, Ed.) Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. p. 2561.
. (This link opens in a new window.)Links To Other Information About Yew
- An ebook called The Tree Book, a book about the trees of BC
- A list of the trees in BC (Opens in a new window)
- The Western Yew entry from The Tree Book (Opens in a new window)
- Information about how the yew helped in cancer research (Opens in a new window)
- Red Berry Green Tree (Opens in a new window)
- Information about taxol, the cancer-fighting agent found in yew (Opens in a new window)
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