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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant specie…s. Native and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles its ecology, history and cultural significance. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Cloth. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. First Edition. Hardcover. First Edition. The Wild Things. Guide to the Changing Plant Life of the British Isles. Tiny tear to top edge of spine on D/J. Contents: Foreword by Chris Myers. Introduction by Clare Jones. Where the Wild Things Grow. Woodlands. Lines in the… Landscape. Moutains. Over the Garden Wall. Farmlands. Back to the Future. How to Get Involved. Index. Acknowledgements. Text Contributors. Map and Picture Credits. Illustrated throughout. 256 pp. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. Academic and Scholarly books and Modern First Editions ,and all types of Educational Reference Literature.).
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Hardback. Condición: New. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles - its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant species. Native…and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time - from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II - and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us.
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Hardback. Condición: New. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles - its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant species. Native…and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time - from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II - and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us.
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Jewish Perspectives on Hellenistic Rulers:
Edited by Tessa Rajak, Sara Pearce, James Aitken, and Jennifer Dines; Introduction by Tessa Rajak; Contributing authors: James Aitken, Loveday Alexander, Philip Alexander, Jennifer Dines, Douglas Edwards, Trevor Evans, Richard Fowler, Lester Grabbe, Erich Gruen, Jan Wilhelm van Henten, Sylvie Honigman, Arie van der Kooij, Osuryn Murray, Sarah Pearce, Tessa Rajak, Jane Rowlandson, and Benjamin Wright.
Idioma: Inglés
Editorial: University of California Press, Berkeley, California / London, England 2007
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Hardcover. Condición: Very good condition. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very good. S. Mark Taper Foundation Imprint in Jewish Studies. xiv, 363 pp. Hellenistic Culture and Society. Volume L. LCC: 2007046132.
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Hardback. Condición: New. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles - its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant species. Native…and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time - from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II - and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us.
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant specie…s. Native and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles its ecology, history and cultural significance. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant specie…s. Native and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles its ecology, history and cultural significance. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles - its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant species. N…ative and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time - from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II - and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us.
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Hardback. Condición: New. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles - its ecology, history and cultural significance.The walls, pavements, lawns, parks, playing fields, verges and waste ground that make up the built environment of Britain and Ireland are home to an extraordinary array of plant species. Native…and non-native species together find ways to endure in often harsh and uncompromising habitats. In Urban Plants, leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.We learn how our villages, towns and cities have changed over time - from Roman Britain to reconstruction after World War II - and the resulting geographical variation that exists in our flora today, such as London Rocket at the Tower of London or the newly evolved York Groundsel recently discovered in a railway station carpark. Trevor also looks to the future and the potential impacts of invasive species, herbicides and climate change, as well as the concept of urban rewilding.Illustrated with around 350 colour photographs, maps and diagrams, as well as text boxes exploring key species and habitats, this is a fascinating deep dive into the biology, ecology and cultural impact of the plants that set up home alongside us.
Editorial: 1st. Ed. Pub. Bloomsbury. 2025 2025
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Hardcover. Condición: New. Dust Jacket Included. pp.384 with col. photos. throughout, plus illus. and maps. 4to. New hardback in new dw. RRP £40.00. An illuminating account of urban botany in the British Isles. Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban flowers, ferns and conifers: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a…select few seize the opportunity to become masters of the streets, thriving in the face of constant upheaval and change.
Spectroscopic Properties of Inorganic and Organometallic Compounds : Techniques, Materials and Applications, Volume 43
Yarwood, Jack (EDT); Belkova, Natalia (CON); Douthwaite, Richard (EDT); Dines, Trevor (CON); Duckett, Simon (EDT)
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Spectroscopic Properties of Inorganic and Organometallic Compounds : Techniques, Materials and Applications, Volume 43
Yarwood, Jack (EDT); Belkova, Natalia (CON); Douthwaite, Richard (EDT); Dines, Trevor (CON); Duckett, Simon (EDT)
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Spectroscopic Properties of Inorganic and Organometallic Compounds : Techniques, Materials and Applications, Volume 43
Yarwood, Jack (EDT); Belkova, Natalia (CON); Douthwaite, Richard (EDT); Dines, Trevor (CON); Duckett, Simon (EDT)
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Yarwood, Jack (EDT); Belkova, Natalia (CON); Douthwaite, Richard (EDT); Dines, Trevor (CON); Duckett, Simon (EDT)
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