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This is a very thick botanical guide designed to be kept on a desk. It is about the size of A4 paper, uses thick, glossy guide paper, and is a book of nearly 700 pages. Furthermore, perhaps due to the goal of including a large amount of content, the photos and descriptions are of a rather ordinary standard. As seen in the illustration, each book consists of two or three related photos, the scientific name, and a brief description. Naturally, the vegetation inhabiting mountainous regions varies
Hong Moon-pyo et al.: Seoraksan Mountain Plant Ecology Atlas
There is a need for materials to help the 3.5 million people who visit Seoraksan Mountain annually—including plant enthusiasts, hobbyists, hikers, and tourists—visit the mountain to visually understand its plant ecology. Taking this into account, this book explains all 1,040 plant species confirmed to be distributed in Seoraksan Mountain through photographs taken by the authors themselves, enabling a visual understanding of the mountain's abundant plant resources. It is expected to be of great help to both those encountering Seoraksan's plants for the first time and those majoring in botany in visually comprehending the mountain's flora.
Korean title: 설악산 식물생태도감
Korean author: 홍문표 외
Korean publisher: 집문당
ISBN-13: 9788930315708
Reviews
This is a very thick botanical guide designed to be kept on a desk. It is about the size of A4 paper, uses thick, glossy guide paper, and is a book of nearly 700 pages. Furthermore, perhaps due to the goal of including a large amount of content, the photos and descriptions are of a rather ordinary standard. As seen in the illustration, each book consists of two or three related photos, the scientific name, and a brief description. Naturally, the vegetation inhabiting mountainous regions varies
