On Flint's Investigation Of The Nicaraguan Woods

In this scientific paper, author Robert Henry Thurston responds to an article by L. S. Flint about the wood species found in Nicaragua. Thurston refutes some of Flint's claims about the woods and provides his own observations and analysis. The paper will be of interest to scientists and researchers studying the flora and natural resources of Central America.
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