Description
100 easily identifiable trees
Book summary
A practical and accessible guide to recognizing the most common trees in our surroundings. This book offers the reader the essential keys to identifying up to one hundred tree species quickly and easily, combining botanical rigor with an informative approach. Ideal for both beginners and nature enthusiasts, the work invites readers to rediscover the cultural and ecological value of trees, those silent neighbors that have always accompanied us.
What is it about?
The book proposes a visual and descriptive journey through one hundred tree species, selected for their frequent presence in landscapes, forests, and cities. Each species is presented with the necessary details for its identification: leaf shape, bark type, fruits, habit, and characteristic habitat. The work not only teaches how to distinguish an oak from a beech, but also sparks curiosity about natural history and the emotional bond that human beings have maintained with trees throughout time. From their role as a refuge and source of resources to their presence in popular culture, the text invites readers to look at these essential living beings with new eyes.
Main topics
- Botanical identification of native and common tree species.
- Key morphological characteristics: leaves, bark, flowers, and fruits.
- Historical and cultural relationship between humans and trees.
- Basic ecology and the function of trees in the ecosystem.
- Nature observation and connection with the rural and urban environment.
Who is it recommended for?
It is aimed at anyone interested in nature, from hikers and outdoor lovers to teachers, families, or curious individuals who wish to learn to recognize the trees they encounter on their walks. No prior botanical knowledge is required, as the guide is designed to be understandable and useful from the first reading.
What this book provides
- Provides a clear and visual method for identifying up to one hundred tree species without the need for specialized tools.
- Promotes a greater connection with the natural environment by teaching how to name and understand what is observed.
- Offers a cultural and poetic perspective that enriches the experience of approaching trees.
- It is a light and manageable tool, ideal for taking on excursions or consulting in the field.
- Helps develop observation skills and respect for local biodiversity.
Technical data sheet
- Author: Sañé, Jaume
- Publisher: Cossetània Edicions
- Language: Catalan
- Topic: Botany and plant sciences
- Collection: HYLA
- Binding: Paperback
- Number of pages: 72
- Weight: 96 g
Editorial review
A pocket guide that effectively fulfills its informative purpose: making botanical knowledge accessible to a wide audience. The work stands out for its practical approach and accessible tone, which invites active observation. For those who wish to get started in tree identification or simply enjoy their nature walks more, this book represents a useful and enriching companion.