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聽理查‧普賴斯頓講述參天大樹

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科學作家理查‧普賴斯頓就世界上最大的生物之一——美國太平洋西北岸的大樹——做了一番精彩演說,合抱之木,起於累土,如今它們已經可以支撐起一整個龐大的生態系統,並且至今對我們來說仍是未解之謎。

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 Chinese, Traditional by Yue Lou
Reviewed by Eric Chu
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