Facing the trees: Learning to observe them to understand them.
Ulmer| N° d'inventaire | 28280 |
| Format | 17 x 24 |
| Détails | 182 p., illustrated, paperback. |
| Publication | Paris, 2023 |
| Etat | Nine |
| ISBN | 9782379220296 |
When faced with trees, the first instinct is often to determine their names: is it an oak, a cedar, a ginkgo? There are many guides for this.
But after these initial introductions, the observer usually wants to know more: has this tree finished growing? Is it healthy? What is its history? It then becomes necessary not just to see the trees, but to look at them.
Drawing on the most recent discoveries, Christophe Drénou shows us in this book what we need to observe to understand trees, that is, to trace their history, understand their current state, and predict their likely evolution. He also indicates the practical consequences to be drawn from this to avoid mistakes and keep them healthy.
When faced with trees, the first instinct is often to determine their names: is it an oak, a cedar, a ginkgo? There are many guides for this.
But after these initial introductions, the observer usually wants to know more: has this tree finished growing? Is it healthy? What is its history? It then becomes necessary not just to see the trees, but to look at them.
Drawing on the most recent discoveries, Christophe Drénou shows us in this book what we need to observe to understand trees, that is, to trace their history, understand their current state, and predict their likely evolution. He also indicates the practical consequences to be drawn from this to avoid mistakes and keep them healthy.