| Maryland. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 (2086 words) |
 | Flourishing in the mild winters and hot summers of the coastal plains are typically southern trees, such as the loblolly pine and the magnolia, while the cooler uplands have woods of fl and white oak and beech. |
| The administrations of governors Austin L. Crowthers (1908–12) and Albert C. Ritchie (1920–35) were noted for reform. |
| Ritchie, a Democrat, became nationally known for his efforts to improve the efficiency and economy of state government. |
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