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The Body Language of Trees: A Handbook for Failure Analysis by Great Britain: Department of the Environment (Paperback, 1995)

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Good condition. Ex library. There are stamps on the inside front and back covers. There are some scuffs and creases to the edges and corners of the cover, a 1cm tear to the bottom of the front of the cover, and some light fading to the spine. There are some light marks to the last page but otherwise in very good condition with pages crisp and clean.

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This book is dedicated to the potential hazards of trees. It shows the reader how a tree breaks, why it breaks, why perhaps it breaks too soon, and how it gives out a warning. In most cases the tree gives out a silent sign in its body language. It draws attention to many types of potential fracture points by producing symptoms. This book introduces the reader to this body language, and teaches the reader how to interpret and evaluate these symptoms biomechanically. This book provides new and needed information with diagrams. Readers should be able to understand the trees around them better, to recognise their warnings and to assess their safety more reliably.