The Spirit of the Trees: Science, Symbiosis, and Inspiration. (reprint, 2000).(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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0826417639

The spirit of the trees; science, symbiosis, and inspiration. (reprint, 2000)

Hageneder, Fred.

Continuum Publishing Group

2005

251 pages

$19.95

Paperback

BL444

In this reissued edition for a new generation of tree lovers, a UK- residing German ar...

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