"Science for Foresters, Or, a Practical Introduction to Chemistry, Geology, Vegetable Physiology, and Botany, As Aids in the ... Growth of Trees" offers a foundational understanding of the scientific principles underpinning forestry practices. Written by Alfred Joe Burrows, this book serves as a practical guide, integrating essential scientific disciplines to enhance the cultivation and management of forests.
The book delves into the crucial roles of chemistry in soil composition and plant nutrition, geology in understanding terrain and mineral resources, vegetable physiology in comprehending plant processes, and botany in identifying and classifying tree species. This comprehensive approach provides foresters with the knowledge to optimize tree growth and forest health. Aimed at both novice and experienced foresters, this book bridges the gap between theoretical science and practical application, making it an invaluable resource for sustainable forestry management.
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