Isbn: 9783923704897 - the body language of trees by prof. claus mattheck (2015-01-01) (2 resultados)

Idioma: Inglés
Editorial: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany, 2015
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Librería: West Cork Rare Books, Clonakilty, CORK, IrlandaWest Cork Rare Books
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EUR 100,00
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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket (As issued). 1st Edition. In stock in Ireland - PICTORIAL HARDBACK - very good condition - boards are clean and tight - spine is uncreased and the spine text is clear - page block is clean and tidy - 2015 edition - Although borrowing part of the title from the earlier edition, and essentially applying the same principles and style as other books by Mattheck, the author sees this as a new work. It updates and revises the earlier book, summarising results from tree research carried out at the Karlsruhe Research Centre (now KIT) over the last 25 years. To paraphrase Claus's own words, .it aims to promote deeper understanding of the body language of trees. The method of tree inspection described has been verified by computerized methods and field studies. It is the basis of many court decisions and is used all over the world. The book is in full colour throughout with a mixture of photographs and coloured diagrams and is over 500 pages long. Drawings and text are by Claus in co-operation with Klaus Bethge and Karlheinz Weber. This English language version has been translated from the Gerrman by Ralf Friese. One quarter of the book comprises a section on wood decay fungi. An index and bibliography are provided.…

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Librería: Summerfield Books BA, Penrith, Reino UnidoSummerfield Books BA
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Hardcover. Condición: New. IV page introduction, 548 pages, Although borrowing part of the title from the earlier edition, and essentially applying the same principles and style as other books by Mattheck, the author sees this as a new work. It updates and revises the earlier book, summarising results from tree research carried out at the Karlsruhe Research Centre (now KIT) over the last 25 years. To paraphrase Claus's own words, .it aims to promote deeper understanding of the body language of trees. The method of tree inspection described has been verified by computerized methods and field studies. It is the basis of many court decisions and is used all over the world. The book is in full colour throughout with a mixture of photographs and coloured diagrams and is over 500 pages long. Drawings and text are by Claus in co-operation with Klaus Bethge and Karlheinz Weber. This English language version has been translated from the Gerrman by Ralf Friese. One quarter of the book comprises a section on wood decay fungi. An index and bibliography are provided.…