What are the books describing nature?

Books describing nature include insects, natural calendars, China plants, herbal anecdotes and China culture.

First, "insects"

Entomology is a book about insect life, involving dung beetles, ants, Sisyphus worms and so on 100 kinds of insects. Its author is the French entomologist and writer Jean-Henri casimir Fables.

This work is an insect biology book, which summarizes the species, characteristics, habits and mating habits of insects, records the real life of insects, expresses the spirituality of insects in struggle for existence, and also records Fabers' motivation, life ambition, knowledge background and living conditions of being obsessed with insect research.

Second, the natural calendar.

The Natural Calendar is a purely original work. From the aesthetic point of view, the author puts his thoughts and feelings into the origin and foundation of the world, that is, the awe and love for nature. Just like Gorky's evaluation of his own works: "Love for the earth and knowledge about the earth are perfectly combined, which I have never seen in any Russian writer's works."

The translation interprets the author's ecological view with China culture. Reading it will make the hurried modern people sincerely feel the need for nature: not only because there are long-lost pure sunshine, water and lush trees, but also because there are increasingly hard-to-touch human roots here.

Three. flora reipublicae popularis sinicae

Flora of China is the most authoritative information base of higher plants in China, with 80 volumes, 126 volumes and more than 50 million words. It records 3 1 142 species of vascular plants in China, belonging to 3408 genera and 3065438 families.

Including scientific name, morphological characteristics, ecological environment, geographical distribution, economic use and phenology. After 45 years, I completed the compilation and research of Flora of China in 2004, and won the first prize of National Natural Science in 2009.

Four. Anecdotes of herbs

Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine 100, edited by Ma, published in February, 1993, has many allusions.

V. "China Culture"

This book is a fascicle of "Value-added Culture in China" in the series "Life Culture in China". This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the long and colorful traditional planting culture in China with a large number of exquisite pictures and detailed words.

This book is rich in content, illustrated, easy to understand, scientific, systematic, knowledgeable and readable, which is convenient for readers to have a more comprehensive understanding of China's traditional planting culture and has a certain role in promoting people's cultural life.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-entomology

Baidu Encyclopedia-Nature's Calendar

Baidu encyclopedia-flora of China

Baidu encyclopedia-herbal medicine anecdote

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Value-added Culture