ISBN: 9780241745090 (27 results)

Hardcover. Condition: New. Tracing plant life from its origins around 500 million years ago to the present, this beautifully illustrated study highlights its diversity. Produced with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and supported by detailed artwork and photography, the concise commentary brings together geography, science and human history to explain how plants have long adapted to changes in land mass, climate and habitat and the ways in which they interact with evolution.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A beautiful exploration of how plants have spread across the world, adapting to and shaping their environmentsFrom the earliest green shoots to dense tropical forests, discover how plants spread across the world to build our environment.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, plants were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, they developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants have populated almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped Earth's natural regions. Mapping the changing conditions and continents of the ancient world and the biomes of the modern one, Atlas of Botany explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and how they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.Blending science, geography, and history, Atlas of Botany uses fascinating maps and stunning botanical illustrations interwoven with sumptuous photography to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived - and continue to thrive. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. "A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller."- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on EarthThe intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhereA detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 320 pages. 8.66x1.18x10.31 inches. In Stock.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller.'- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:- A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on Earth- The intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhere- A detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive. 320 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller.'- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:- A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on Earth- The intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhere- A detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive. 320 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller.'- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:- A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on Earth- The intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhere- A detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A beautiful exploration of how plants have spread across the world, adapting to and shaping their environmentsFrom the earliest green shoots to dense tropical forests, discover how plants spread across the world to build our environment.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, plants were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, they developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants have populated almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped Earth's natural regions. Mapping the changing conditions and continents of the ancient world and the biomes of the modern one, Atlas of Botany explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and how they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.Blending science, geography, and history, Atlas of Botany uses fascinating maps and stunning botanical illustrations interwoven with sumptuous photography to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived - and continue to thrive. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A beautiful exploration of how plants have spread across the world, adapting to and shaping their environmentsFrom the earliest green shoots to dense tropical forests, discover how plants spread across the world to build our environment.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, plants were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, they developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants have populated almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped Earth's natural regions. Mapping the changing conditions and continents of the ancient world and the biomes of the modern one, Atlas of Botany explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and how they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.Blending science, geography, and history, Atlas of Botany uses fascinating maps and stunning botanical illustrations interwoven with sumptuous photography to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived - and continue to thrive. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller.'- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:- A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on Earth- The intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhere- A detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller.'- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:- A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on Earth- The intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhere- A detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive.Petersen Buchimport GmbH, Weidestraße 122 a, 22083 Hamburg 320 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Atlas of Botany | An Exploration of Plants Across Time and Around the World | Buch | 320 S. | Englisch | 2026 | Dorling Kindersley Ltd. | EAN 9780241745090 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Petersen Buchimport GmbH, Vertrieb, Weidestr. 122a, 22083 Hamburg, gpsr[at]petersen-buchimport[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu. …

Hardback. Condition: New. "A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller."- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on EarthThe intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhereA detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'A sumptuous reminder of the botanical wonders that have shared our planet for 500 million years. Atlas of Botany is a great read and reference book for any gardener, naturalist, or armchair traveller.'- HortWeekTravel through time and across the world to discover the enthralling, pragmatic, and downright devious strategies that plants deploy to adapt, survive, and thrive.Plants first emerged on a very different looking Earth 500 million years ago. As land masses moved, they were brought together in fierce competition with one another, or separated to continue their lives in very different conditions. On this evolutionary journey, plants developed ingenious strategies to disperse and extend their range, and increase their diversity.Plants populate almost every part of Earth's land surface - from tropical zones to cracks in city pavements - and have fundamentally shaped the natural regions of our planet. In a work of breathtaking narrative scope and visual mastery, Atlas of Botany maps the changing conditions and continents of the prehistoric world and the biomes of the modern one. Complex biology is transformed into clear, engaging text that explores how plants have overcome the challenges of survival, and describes the numerous ways in which they have interacted with pollinators and people along the way.In the pages of this sumptuous botanical book, you will discover:- A unique blend of plant science, geography, nature, and human history that provides an unparalleled view of plant life on Earth- The intricate and sometimes bizarre ways that plants have adapted to live almost everywhere- A detailed understanding of where plants come from and the conditions in which they prefer to growProduced in association with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this beautiful book combines the best elements of gardening books, science books, and nature books - featuring exquisite botanical illustrations, detailed photography, and clear, concise explanations - to tell the story of how plants evolved and survived, and how they continue to thrive. 320 pp. Englisch.…