Trees Living Giants of Forests and Oxygen examines the essential role of trees in our world. Forest biomes cover about one-third of Earth’s surface, and trees are among the oldest living organisms. They provide fruit, nuts, timber, shade, habitats, and oxygen while helping absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. In Trees: An Illustrated Celebration, artist and author Kelsey Oseid combines striking naturalistic art with accessible scientific facts. The book highlights how trees trade water and nutrients through fungal networks, and how they can warn each other of drought and disease. It also shows how tree rings and leaf shapes reveal clues about climate and identity. 📋 Product summary: Forests cover about one-third of Earth’s surface and trees are among the oldest living organisms. Trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, supporting habitats and providing fruit, nuts, timber, shade. Trees trade water and nutrients through fungal networks and can warn neighbors about drought and disease. Trees: An Illustrated Celebration combines Kelsey Oseid’s naturalistic art with accessible scientific facts. The book offers 160 pages and 125 illustrations. Readers learn to identify many trees by leaf shape, and tree rings reveal climate and supernova information.
