Editor: Jardin Press
Language: Spanish
Dimensions: 240*165*80 mm
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 128
Index:
FIRST PART:
- (1) The height of trees.
- (2) The "face of trees"
- (3) Why do the branches of trees twist more towards their tips?
- (4) Why do tree trunks twist?
- (5) Why do old tree trunks become deformed?
- (6) Branch angle of departure in different species.
- (7) Why do the branches of old trees droop?
- (8) The bark of old trees.
- (9) Less is more.
- (10) The shapes of trees that grow in pots.
SECOND PART:
- Study of the shapes of trees that grow freely in nature.
- (1) Structure of a large beech. Fagus sylvatica.
- (2) Structure of a hackberry. Celtis australis.
- (3) A millenary oak. Quercus x cerrioides.
- (4) The oaks of Sherwood Forest. Quercus robur.
- (5) An ancient poplar. Populus alba.
- (6) Structure of an old holm oak. Quercus ilex.
- (7) The old olive trees. Olea europaea.
- (8) The old carob trees. Ceratonia siliqua.
- (9) The larches. Larix decidua and Larix kaempferi.
- (10) Firs. Picea x masjoanis and Picea abies.
- (11) The high mountain pines. Pinus mugo, Pinus cembra.
- (12) The California pines. Pinus longæva.
- (13) Aleppo pines near the sea. Pinus halepensis.
- (14) Junipers on the rocks. Juniperus phœnicia.
