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Bark

The formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the world

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Portland-London
Kiadó: Timber Press-The Royal Botanic Gardens
Kiadás helye: Portland-London
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Kötés típusa: Fűzött keménykötés
Oldalszám: 174 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 26 cm x 26 cm
ISBN: 0-88192-262-5
Megjegyzés: Színes fotókkal.
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Crisp green bamboo stalks rise towards fe the sky. ^
Guei-ling is the most beautiful place in ^ the whole world. m
Li River flows between the mountains.
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White crane freely glides through the sky. | ^
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This place is paradise. ^ ! |
The common people may come to
tour this place. Visitors are so enchanted,
they don't leave^ If you remain in tl]^ mountains . I came here to vyit today. And I hope to ^on to become an immortm.
BARK
The formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the world
photographs by Kjell B. Sandved text by Ghillean Tolmie Prance and Anne E. Prance
Hundreds of books have been written on trees, their flowers, leaves, and fruit, but until now none had been written with special emphasis on bark. This incredibly fascinating book detailing the formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the worid demonstrates that what we often think of as a dull, plain covering for trees is, in fact, an amazingly varied and subtly beautiful part of... Tovább

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Crisp green bamboo stalks rise towards fe the sky. ^
Guei-ling is the most beautiful place in ^ the whole world. m
Li River flows between the mountains.
b ii
White crane freely glides through the sky. | ^
?' i
This place is paradise. ^ ! |
The common people may come to
tour this place. Visitors are so enchanted,
they don't leave^ If you remain in tl]^ mountains . I came here to vyit today. And I hope to ^on to become an immortm.
BARK
The formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the world
photographs by Kjell B. Sandved text by Ghillean Tolmie Prance and Anne E. Prance
Hundreds of books have been written on trees, their flowers, leaves, and fruit, but until now none had been written with special emphasis on bark. This incredibly fascinating book detailing the formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the worid demonstrates that what we often think of as a dull, plain covering for trees is, in fact, an amazingly varied and subtly beautiful part of nature that provides humans, insects, and animals with a multitude of important products. Bark is much more than a protective covering for a tree; it is an influential part of our everyday lives.
In an easy-to-read style, the authors discuss the structure and function of bark, the unique qualities in bark that make tree identification possible, and the ingenious ways bark has adapted to a hostile environment. Separate chapters on bark-derived products—such as tannin, resin, latex, medicine and poison, various hallucinatory compounds, flavorings for food, and cork—illustrate the diverse and creative ways in which bark has been put to use. From making cloth and canoes to providing fuel and fiber, people around the world have found bark to be both beautiful and beneficial. And in the world of insects and animals, bark functions as camouflage, food, and home for a variety of creatures.
Published in association with The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Jacket illustrations: (Front) Eucalyptus species, Mt. Coot-tha, Brisbane, Australia. (Back) Poem carved on a bamboo stalk near Lijiang River, China; transcription by Rose Li, the New York Botanical Garden. Photographs by Kjell B. Sandved. Vissza

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