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Les arbres géants par Richard Preston

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L'écrivain scientifique Richard Preston nous présente quelques-uns des êtres vivants les plus gigantesques de la planète, les arbres géants du Nord-Ouest Pacifique des États Unis. Une graine minuscule à l'origine, ils finissent par soutenir de vastes écosystèmes - et sont encore largement méconnus.

Richard Preston wrote The Hot Zone, a classic look at the Ebola virus and the scientists who fight it. His wide-ranging curiosity about science and people has led him to cover a dizzying list of topics, with a lapidary attention to detail and an ear for the human voice. Full bio »

Translated into French by Carole Gillon
Reviewed by Elisabeth Buffard
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