Bøger af Kathy Willis

"Man får lyst til at røre ved bogsiderne og gnide håndfladerne hen over det tykke papir" ❤️❤️❤️❤️ – PolitikenVelkommen til et museum, der er fyldt med alverdens planter! Her kan du finde mere end 160 arter at beskue i en fantastisk guide til planternes liv. Tag en tur gennem museets udstillinger, når som helst du vil – det er altid åbent! Ledsaget af oplysende tekst indeholder hvert kapitel smukke illustrationer af en bestemt gruppe planter. Fra flerårige planter over løg til tropiske arter udstiller bogen en vidunderlig mængde botanisk viden, med flotte tværsnit af planternes indre mekanismer.Botanicum er en del af serien Velkommen til museet, som også rummer Dinosaurium og Animalium. Om Animalium sagde pressen:"Verdens smukkeste børnebog" – Bogmagasinet❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ – Politiken

Good Nature is a groundbreaking exploration that reveals how, if we bring nature more into our lives, it can help improve our health and well-being in so many unexpected ways. Oxford professor Kathy Willis has spent her career researching fossilised plants and plant matter - but when she stumbled across a study that showed that patients recovering from surgery improved faster jus

Published in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

This elegant mini edition of Botanicum is the perfect gift for nature-lovers or anyone w ho appreciates beautiful books. Wander the galleries - open 365 days a year - and discover a collection of curated exhibits on every page, accompanied by informative text. Each chapter features a different branch of the tree of life. Welcome to the museum!

Our peculiarly British obsession with gardens goes back a long way and Plants: From Roots to Riches takes us back to where it all began. Across 25 vivid episodes, Kathy Willis, Kew's charismatic Head of Science, shows us how the last 250 years transformed our relationship with plants. Behind the scenes at the Botanical Gardens all kinds of surprising things have been going on. As the British Empire painted the atlas red, explorers, adventurers and scientists brought the most interesting specimens and information back to London. From the discovery of Botany Bay to the horrors of the potato famine, from orchid hunters to quinine smugglers, from Darwin's experiments to the unexpected knowledge unlocked by the 1987 hurricane, understanding how plants work has changed our history and could safeguard our future. In the style of A History of the World in 100 Objects, each chapter tells a separate story, but, gathered together, a great picture unfolds, of our most remarkable science, botany. Plants: From Roots to Riches is a beautifully designed book, packed with 200 images in both colour and black and white from Kew's amazing archives, some never reproduced before. Kathy Willis and Carolyn Fry, the acclaimed popular-science writer, have also added all kinds of fascinating extra history, heroes and villains, memorable stories and interviews. Their book takes us on an exciting rollercoaster ride through our past and future and shows us how much plants really do matter.