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石门台植物2
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本书是《石门台植物1》的续集，从近万幅花果照片中精选鉴定与编辑种子植物600余种，图片2300余幅。本书是石门台保护区开展植物多样性保护和监测的重要工具书，为保护区的可持续发展提供技术保障，为其他相关保护区的植物资源调查监测提供参考。
现代肺癌诊断与治疗——临床实践与临床研究
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本书以肺癌临床实践为基，整合了肺癌领域的研究展。全书共分为四个篇章：基础篇、诊断篇、治疗篇、临床研究方法篇，从肺癌的基础研究、诊疗展及临床研究探索等不同层面展叙述，紧紧围绕肺癌临床研究这一主线，结合肺癌领域*前沿的经验和数据，全方位地为读者呈现了当下全球范围内肺癌研究的新展、新知识和新技术。
四川历史名人研究丛书(全10册)
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本书精选1911年以来关于国内外知名学者撰写的关于四川十大历史名人之一的苏轼研究的经典文章，汇集老中青三代学人，展现每一代学人在研究思路、方法和路径上的推陈出新。同时所选论文涵盖历史、考古、文学、科技等多个学科，以此梳理和综合多年来学术界对苏轼的研究成果，并由分册主编精心撰写导读、研究综述和研究目录索引，为后学研究提供指引。
镖人1-11(共11册)(轰动日本的中国漫画!“乘风破浪的姐姐”万茜也在追的武侠巨制!信念越强,力量越强!)
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一部重现隋唐江湖的热血漫画！ 大业三年（公元607年），隋王朝在隋炀帝杨广的残暴统治下民不聊生。 谛听与刀马的交手，早已没有胜负，只有生死，究竟是从何时始，昔日同袍的两人将手中的武器挥向彼此？
席勒文集：全6册
￥463.20
席勒的创作充满了理想主义和人道主义精神，贯穿着对人的自由和尊严的歌颂，在世界文学史和思想史中具有重要地位。本书译文出自张玉书、钱春绮、章鹏高、朱雁冰等翻译家之手。共六卷，卷为诗歌、小说；第二至五卷收《强盗》《阴谋与爱情》《唐·卡洛斯》《华伦斯坦》《玛利亚·斯图亚特》《奥尔良的姑娘》《图兰朵》《威廉·退尔》等剧作；第六卷收《人的美学教育书简》等理论作品
Agent智造营·人人都能搭建AI数字员工(套装共9册)
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本套装包含：《AI速成课：从AI编程到构建智能软件》《自主AI设计：方法与实践》《智能体设计指南：成为提示词高手和AI Agent设计师》《AI Agent设计实战：智能体设计的方法与技巧》《AI Agent开发实战：从基础原理到企业级应用》《零基础用AI学编程：人人都能学会的DeepSeek和Windsurf编程指南》《AI智能体设计实战：用Coze从零打造21个贴身AI助手》《普通人打造AI小团队：通用智能体与企业级智能体搭建》《OpenClaw实战指南：零基础打造会干活的AI数字员工》9册图书
比小说还好看的历史书(共15册)
￥461.99
套装共15册，分别为雾满拦江的人物传记《晚清民国风云人物列传 · 杜月笙》《晚清民国风云人物列传 ·张作霖》《晚清民国风云人物列传 ·李鸿章》、张宏杰中国史《乾隆：政治、爱情与性格》《大明王朝的七张面孔》《曾国藩的正面与侧面》《陋规：明清的腐败与反腐败》、郭宝平《*有权势的读书人：张居正》《蒋介石秘史之沉浮》《当权不过如此》《谋位》、王觉仁《历史无间道》《唐朝原来是这样》、王伟《从诸侯到帝国》《权力密码—当历史遇见经济学》
党史学习教育的常态化制度化(套装11册)
￥460.99
套装包括：《风雷激荡中国共产党百年征程》《光荣梦想：文物中的百年党史》《石仲泉讲党史》《细节中的新中国史》《百年正道》《为了初心和使命：中国共产党那个一路走来的故事》《从百年征程看初心和使命》《百年大党正年轻》《建党1921》《重温经典：共产党宣言》解读彩图注释版》《中国共产党历史上的100个*》
东野圭吾:作品典藏集(共8册)
￥459.99
日本推理小说顶流：东野圭吾作品典藏集（共8册） 套装分别为《无凶之夜》《白马山庄谜案》《绑架游戏》《人偶游戏》《情人节终章》《孤岛凶案》《沉睡美人》《怪奇之梦》
提升职场核心技能(套装共15册)
￥458.00
本套装包括：《成事法则：打造财力、影响力和竞争力的通关秘诀》、《关键突破：25个直击问题本质的解决利器》、《高效赋能》、《能力突围：30条破局法则，做1%的领跑者》、《刻意成长：如何掌控人生主动权》、《引爆执行力：16项高效技能加身，一站式持续增值》、《高绩效团队：打造强悍竞争力的学习型团队》、《精英都是细节控：掌控人生的72个细节思维》、《赢在上班时：27条实现个人跃迁的顶层逻辑》、《激活：点燃企业活力的能量八原则》、《合作式工作法：不能合作工作，将使优秀的你失去未来竞争力》、《冲突管理：化解职场冲突的深度行动指南》、《赢在下班后：知名咨询专家倾力打造34种高效思维模式》、《非你不可：三分钟打造高效职场沟通术》、《猎战：猎头总监非常道》
植物设计师应用手册
￥458.00
本书按造景功能对园林植物行分类，包括水体、绿篱、花坛、阴地、地被、行道、芳香、藤蔓植物造景等，包含七百多个种，内容既有植物形态特征、习性介绍，又有景观特征、园林应用说明，每个种均配以多张精美的植物形态及造景图片。本书内容涉及面广，知识性、观赏性和实用性强，适合景观种植设计师参考、借鉴，也适合公园园林工作者、园林专业师生等读者阅读。
Pesticides and Pollution (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 50)
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Pesticides and Pollution examines the problems of pollution of air, land, river, and the sea, by herbicides, pesticides, sewage, industrial effluents, gases, radiation, leakages, over-drainage, mistakes and mismanagement, in Britain today. From an objective and scientific standpoint, Dr. Mellanby examines the problems of pollution of air, land, river, and the sea, by herbicides, pesticides, sewage, industrial effluents, gases, radiation, leakages, over-drainage, mistakes and mismanagement, in Britain to-day. He sets out to placate neither farmers nor naturalists, but to explain in each case what is happening, to point to both dangers and practical necessities, and to discuss what steps should be taken. Dr. Mellanby is Director of the Nature Conservancy's Monks Wood Experimental Station, was head of the Entomology department at Rothamsted, and for many years before that did research in medical entomology both in Britain and the tropics.
The Natural History of Orkney (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 70)
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This is the first survey of the islands' natural history, complete in one volume. Because Orkney is exceptional, it is vital reading for the serious naturalist, as well as for being a comprehensive and absorbing guide for every visitor. This edition is exclusive to newnaturalists.com Orkney is a very special place for naturalists. Closer to Oslo than to London, its geography and climate create quite distinct environmental conditions - even though it is only six miles from the Scottish mainland. On these islands of fierce gales, long summer days and long winter nights, the wildlife has adapted in intriguing ways… Starlings adapt to ground-nesting…local sheep eat seaweed…and there are voles exclusive to Orkney. Here is one of the very few areas where the rare and delicate Scottish Primrose thrives…where you find the British stronghold of the Hen Harrier, and vast colonies of seabirds and seals. This is the first - and long-needed - survey of the islands' natural history, complete in one volume. Because Orkney is exceptional, it is vital reading for the serious naturalist, as well as for being a comprehensive and absorbing guide for every visitor. In his tracing of the island's evolution from its geological creation to the effects of oil technology; in the detailed, yet fascinating exploration of the plants and animals (and where best to see them), Professor Berry's expertise and enthusiasm is backed by that of local specialists, and Orkney's long tradition of natural history study. Appendices include definitive lists of all the species of flora and fauna on record, and an extensive bibliography.
The Soil (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 77)
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The soil is one of the great unsung disappearing resources, with over 100m tonnes being destroyed every year. This edition is exclusive to newnaturalists.com The soil is the work place of farmers and gardeners, but it is also a fascinating environment inhabited by insects that can leap into the air to a record height, multilegged scavengers that are vital to the decomposition of plant matter and the long, thin, entwining strands of thousands of species of fungi. Although soil plays a vital role in the functioning of the world, it has often been overlooked, mainly because it contains a huge range of different fields, all of which have become specialities in their own right. This book brings together specialists in these fields to give a broad overview of the staggering advances that have been made since Sir John Russel's The World Of Soil was published in this series in 1947. The first two chapters introduce the physical structure of the soil. The next four chapters deal with the specific animals and plants and how they exploit this environment. The final four chapters describe how these animals interact and how man has used and abused the soil in his striving to gain more and more from this resource.
A Country Parish (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 9)
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The natural history of an ordinary English country parish was one of the first subjects that suggested themselves when the New Naturalist series was planned. Collins are delighted to announce the republication in facsimile form of the first editions of the very first volumes in the New Naturalist Library. Originally planned in the darkest days of World War II and first published in 1945, this series is the longest running nature series in the world. It is a reflection of the quality of the authors and the books they wrote, that they are still sought after 73 years later. The books will be identical in every way to the original first editions, including the iconic jackets by Clifford and Rosemary Ellis. The natural history of an ordinary English country parish was one of the first subjects that suggested themselves when the New Naturalist series was planned. Being chiefly farmland and therefore practically all man-made, most country parishes are extremely complex from the naturalist's point of view and also inevitably contain a vast amount of human history. Any attempt to describe their plants and animals has to be closely related with the ways of man himself, who must be regarded as the chief element in the community - a fact which has been obvious enough to naturalists ever since the days of Gilbert White. For this book we were fortunate to find an author who combined a thorough all-round knowledge of natural history with a sound insight into human customs, history, pastimes and farming methods. Arnold Boyd lived in Cheshire all his life - and in keeping with the best tradition of English amateur naturalists, he excelled as a collector of facts, as is apparent from his previous books, his writing in the Manchester Guardian and other journals, and in his assistant editorship of British Birds. By weaving together his collection of facts he presents us with a book of remarkable unity and which shows a wide grasp of every aspect of the living communities. This charming yet erudite portrait will protect his beloved parish for ever from the ravages of human forgetfulness.
Grass and Grassland (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 48)
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The use of natural and seeded grass pastures for the feeding of livestock and other unfamiliar uses for the ubiquitous grass family are described in this succinct and beautifully illustrated work. This edition is exclusive to newnaturalists.com The New Naturalist series has already covered many facets of the interrelationship between man and nature, but the grass family is probably the most important man in the whole plant kingdom - just how important is shown in this book. Dr. Moore, the Principal of Seale Hayne Agricultural College in Devon, is our leading authority on grasses and their utilization. His special interest is the use of natural and seeded grass pastures for the feeding of livestock. Striking advances have been made in recent years in the improvement of such pastures and Dr. Moore deals very fully with this vital link in the feeding of the human race; but he also covers that other equally important role of the grass family in our economy, the cultivation of cereal crops for the production of grain. Grass lawns and playing fields form a centre-piece in most British gardens and public parks and there is a chapter on these, but the horticultural value of grasses as ornamental plants in herbaceous borders and woodland gardens is less well known. These and many other unfamiliar uses for the ubiquitous grass family are described in this succinct and beautifully illustrated work.
British Birds of Prey (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 60)
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Leslie Brown's account of our 15 resident, 7 vagrant and 2 migrant species of eagles, falcons, hawks and vultures in Britain presents a great mass of scientific information about our birds of prey in a manner as attractive to the general reader as to the dedicated ornithologist. The diurnal raptors are among the most arresting and dramatic of British bird species, from the magnificent and immense golden eagle of the Highlands to the more widespread but equally spectacular peregrine falcon and the frequent and adaptable kestrel of motorways and urban ledges. Leslie Brown's account of our 15 resident, 7 vagrant and 2 migrant species of eagles, falcons, hawks and vultures in Britain presents a great mass of scientific information about these birds in a manner as attractive to the general reader as to the dedicated ornithologist. Each of the resident species is discussed in detail - its status, past and present; its feeding and hunting behaviour; its life history; its breeding behaviour; migration and the threats to its survival. Then the biology of the birds of prey, changes in their habitat and status, their food habits, breeding behaviour, their territories and populations are examined in depth in separate chapters. An acknowledged world authority on birds of prey - co-author with Dean Amadon of Eagles, Hawks and Falcons of the World, and author of many other books besides - Leslie Brown is immensely enthusiastic; and the many tables, maps, figures and bibliography are all indicative of the thoroughness of his research. Also illustrated with 40 superb black and white photographs.
The Open Sea
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The New Naturalist editors believe this to be the greatest general work on the subject ever written. This edition is exclusive to newnaturalists.com Professor Alistair Hardy is truly obsessed by animals of the sea - devotedly enthusiastic about the nature of their adaptations and life histories, brilliantly critical in the examination of their mysteries, acutely lucid (and at the same time highly artistic) in his de*ions of them in his arresting plates. To describe the relatively unknown and mysterious world of plankton is a task that the greatest of marine zoologists might boggle at. Yet the plankton is to the sea what vegetation is to the land. The study of plankton is a complex discipline which few amateur naturalists have had the privilege to enjoy. Never before has such a synthesis of knowledge been attempted in a community of animals so mysterious, yet so important. Professor Hardy has grasped this problem in a new and exciting way; and at least the common reader can discern the pattern of life that dominates two-thirds of the world’s surface.
Art of the New Naturalists: A Complete History
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The stunning, specially commissioned cover illustrations are one of the great joys of the New Naturalist series, lending it a distinctive style which has inspired nature enthusiasts for many decades. The Collins New Naturalist series is the longest-running and arguably the most influential natural history series in the world with over 100 volumes published in over 60 years. Throughout the years, the highly characteristic dust jacket illustrations have become iconic, lifting the books to a level of collectibility and increasing the level of admiration for an already well-established and respected series. With early cover illustrations prepared by Clifford and Rosemary Ellis, later and more recent covers have been designed by Robert Gillmor. Featuring prints of the awe-inspiring artwork of the New Naturalists, the book will offer a unique insight into Gillmor’s approach to each subject matter and the intricate and creative way through which he has brought his own distinctive style and craft of printmaking to the New Naturalist series. Marren explores the findings from the Ellis archive, which has thrown up considerable information on how the old covers were developed, approved, in some cases rejected, and then proofed. The Art of the New Naturalists offers a fascinating insight into how the creation of these eminent cover designs has developed and progressed and will be essential reading for everyone interested in the frantic workings behind the seemingly serene collection of artwork that is one of Britain’s iconic book series.
British Bats (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 93)
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British Bats is a comprehensive account of the natural history of these fascinating animals, from their origins and evolution to their feeding habits and reproduction. This edition is exclusive to newnaturalists.com Bats are arguably the most successful and diverse mammals ever to evolve. In Britain, one in three of our native land mammals is a bat. Their ecology and behaviour is fascinating. Few mammals live closer to humans; in fact many species roost unnoticed in our homes, and some are now almost entirely dependent on man-made structures for their survival. Bats are the only mammals capable of powered flight. They are also one of just two groups which have a sophisticated echolocation system (the other being the dolphins and their relatives). In this book, John Altringham discusses all the different aspects of the natural history of bats, from their origins and evolution to their behaviour, feeding habits and reproduction. He also discusses the threats to the survival of bats, and how we are working to conserve them. Finally, he gives an account of how to watch and study bats in the wild.
Seashore (Collins New Naturalist Library, Book 94)
￥456.66
A comprehensive, authoritative account of the natural history of the seashore, from earliest times to the present day. The seashore, with its endlessly changing tides, is one of the most fluctuating physical environments on the planet. Home to an abundance of animal and plant life, it is also one of the richest habitats the naturalist can explore. Here in Britain, we are fortunate to have a long and varied coastline, and our relatively large tidal ranges mean that our seashore offers a wide range of coastal habitats, including mud, sand, shingle and rock. In New Naturalist Seashore, Peter Hayward looks at: ? Resident and migrant species, including fish, barnacles, limpets, winkles, sponges, algae, lichens and sea grasses ? The effects of tourism and pollution on these habitats ? The geology of the British Isles, with its sinking and rising coastlines ? The responses and adaptations of plant and animal life to a changing physical environment This narrow strip of beach between the land and the sea that we call the seashore, has always attracted man, in the early years as a source of food, and in Victorian times as a rich habitat that the early naturalists would explore. In this fascinating addition to the highly regarded New Naturalist series, Peter Hayward brings the natural history of the seashore right up to date.
