The Bristlecone Book: A Natural History of the Worlds Oldest Trees by Ronald M. Lanner

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    1. The Bristlecone Book: A Natural History of the Worlds Oldest Trees by Ronald M. Lanner An In-Depth Survey High among the cold, windswept peaks of America s mountain West, strange and beautiful trees grow old but never age. The Bristlecone Book: A Natural History of the World s Oldest Trees brings together for the first time the captivating facts about bristlecone and foxtail pines trees that thrive in a harsh environment and live thousands of years with a special focus on Great Basin bristlecone pine, the oldest tree species on earth. In this extraordinary journey into the world of bristlecones, author Ronald Lanner exposes the trees inner workings, taking apart a pine to examine bark, buds, needles, cones, roots, and wood. He follows a tree s lifespan from seedling to great old age, presenting a new interpretation of stages of
    2. growth. He explains the unusual colors and forms that make bristlecones so picturesque, describes how the forces of nature influence the trees unique shapes, and reveals their secrets of long life. Readers will discover where to go to see these trees and how to identify them. A stunning pageant of color photos shows off bristlecones and their remarkable growth patterns, and a map shows locations of groves. Personal Review: The Bristlecone Book: A Natural History of the Worlds Oldest Trees by Ronald M. Lanner The peaks of the American West hold the Bristlecone Pine, some of the world's oldest trees, and THE BRISTLECONE BOOK celebrates their natural history using a most accessible format and presentation perfect for any natural history collection focusing on botany. Bright color photos liberally pepper an in-depth survey in THE BRISTLECONE BOOK: A NATURAL HISTORY OF TH WORLD'S OLDEST TREES, with chapters including tests of tree longevity and discussions of Bristlecone importance in human history. Any collection whether college-level or public lending library which is strong in botany or American natural history needs this. For More 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price: The Bristlecone Book: A Natural History of the Worlds Oldest Trees by Ronald M. Lanner 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price!

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