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One of Britain's most highly regarded science writers looks at trees in exquisite, comprehensive detail: what they are, how they live, how they came ...Show synopsisOne of Britain's most highly regarded science writers looks at trees in exquisite, comprehensive detail: what they are, how they live, how they came into being, and the communities known as forests where they live.Hide synopsis
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This book seems very promising in the beginning. In fact the first third is very good, wherein Tudge explains the evolution of trees themselves and of different groups of trees. In the second part of the book, Tudge attempts to talk about every taxonomic group of trees. The problem is that his scope ...
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The first part outlines the way trees are classified and named, a seemingly very dry subject, but Colin Tudge makes it almost exciting so one looks forward to to seeing what new wonders these amazing "Bushy Things with a Stick Up the Middle" will have managed to develop in various environments and ...
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