Forest newspaper

Bianchi [Soviet Union]

In the book, the author not only describes the living habits and growth laws of animals and plants in nature and various anecdotes related to them, but also writes about the different attitudes of primates towards nature and their relationship with nature, which will show readers a colorful world, broaden your horizons, greatly expand your knowledge, and subtly cultivate your desire for knowledge, love and protect nature in your own mind.

Human history of plant modeling

Author: Shi Jun

Is the evolution of human body, culture and society a completely random process or an inevitable trend? The answer lies not in people themselves, but in those green plants, the influence of plants on human society is beyond our imagination. This book tells this grand story about the evolution of civilization. From wheat and rice that promote human settlement, to pepper and potato that change the world, to soybean that affects the nerve of world trade, the power of plants is obvious. Humans domesticated plants, but plants shaped humans.

Fairyland forest

Annette Huckabath [Germany]

The forest is very lively, with huge underground fungus nets providing nutrition for trees, bushes providing rich food for birds and deer, and thousands of earthworms and centipedes living in the forest. However, there are more stories here-forests purify the air and provide us with oxygen and all kinds of wood. This book will lead readers to travel around the world's forests, from tropical rainforests to dry forests in Australia and Africa, explore those famous green treasures and uncover the vivid world in the depths of forests.

Song of the trees brought by the breeze

Li Yingmin

The earth is rich in resources, but with the increase of people's demand, the development of resources is increasing and the stock of resources is decreasing. The forest area of the earth once reached 7.6 billion hectares, but now it has been reduced by almost half. Overcutting and deforestation reduce the world forest area by 1% almost every year. With the theme of resource exhaustion, this book tells the story of making people fall in love with the songs of forests and trees by protecting forest resources.

Plants know the answer to life.

Daniel Cha Muwitz

The author of this book is a professional botanist who sticks to the scientific field and leads readers to rethink plants within the scientific scope. This book will lead us into a world that only a quiet mind can listen to: plants can see, smell, touch, remember, locate, perceive and understand different kinds of plant life, and attract us to compare it with human feelings. As a result, we found that sunflowers and oak trees are much more similar than we thought.

Expose trees

Editor, Euborn Publishing Company, UK

This is a popular science book about trees. Through three-dimensional presentation, abstract knowledge is concretized, which makes children easy to understand and enhances the interest and interactivity of reading. This book tells about typical trees such as tropical trees, aquatic trees and trees in cold regions, and also introduces the basic structure of ordinary trees, the characteristics and functions of each part, the changes of four seasons and exotic trees. In addition to introducing trees, it also introduces the ecology around trees and which animals and plants depend on trees for survival.

The invitation of the tree

Victor Gittard [France]

This is a "tree knowledge map" suitable for all ages. It presents readers with a panoramic view of trees with easy-to-understand hand-drawn illustrations. Not only 75 kinds of common trees distributed around the world are analyzed in detail, but also amazing cold knowledge behind trees is introduced. Both adults and teenagers can re-understand nature from a new angle through this book. All the knowledge points in the book are analyzed layer by layer with fresh and delicate illustrations, which makes it easy for you to become an expert from recognizing trees.

Explore the order of nature

Paul Lawrence Farber

In this book, Faber examines the natural and historical traditions of the past three centuries, and impressively shows how pioneers such as Linnaeus, Buffon, Saint Tilea and Zhu Yewei promoted the development of this field and shaped it into what we see now. The book also examines the role of new facilities, such as natural museums, botanical gardens and zoos, in establishing science and attracting public attention.