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A botanist takes you through all 1221 plant species of North China, all in Jinghua Yanyun

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Friends in Beijing are in luck! Tonight, an expert scholar from the Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences will personally take you through a book to identify all 1221 plant species of North China. May 25 (this Friday, which is today) at 6:30 pm, come to Hanfenlou Bookstore (Wangfu...

Friends in Beijing are in luck!

Tonight

An expert scholar from the Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences

will personally take you

usinga single bookto identify all of North China's1221plant species

May 25(this Friday, which is today) at 6:30 pm

Come alongHanfenlou Bookstore(No. 36 Wangfujing Street)

"Field Guide to Common Plants of China - Beijing Volume" awaits you

About the book:

"The deeper the knowledge, the firmer the love." Whether native Beijingers or those who have lived in Beijing for many years, everyone unknowingly falls in love with Beijing's mountains and Beijing's flowers. Wherever botanists' footsteps reach, their eyes are filled with blooming mountain flowers, and with the stories behind those plants. Botanical surveys require not only a comprehensive understanding of Beijing's geography and plant overview, but also familiarity with plant names, benefits, toxicity, and even historical origins in every aspect. In this smog-shrouded imperial capital, even roadside weeds have countless stories to tell; in the cloud-and-mist-wrapped outskirts of Beijing, the plant spirits in the mountain forests are even more thought-provoking.

Speakers:

Liu Bing, PhD, Assistant Researcher at the Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences. His main research directions are plant taxonomy and biogeography. He has published 10 papers in domestic and international journals as first author and corresponding author, including 8 SCI papers. He served as editor-in-chief of "Field Guide to Common Plants of China - Shandong Volume," and participated in the compilation of books such as "Colorful Plant Atlas of the Sichuan Panzhihua Cycad Nature Reserve in the Jinsha River Valley," "Progress Report on Plant Conservation in Asia 2010," and "Hand-Drawn Compendium of Endangered Plants." He has led one National Natural Science Foundation Youth Fund project and one special project of the National Specimen Resource Sharing Platform, and has participated in multiple National Natural Science Foundation projects and construction projects of overseas institutions of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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Li Min, courtesy name Guangmin, engineer at the Species Information and Rapid Identification Research Group of the State Key Laboratory of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is mainly responsible for the research and development of the plant image database and digital plant system, and is dedicated to the application development and promotion of plant taxonomy results. Funded by projects such as the Science and Technology Basic Platform, he has led the construction of a series of websites and information systems including the Chinese Plant Image Database, Flora of China Online, Plant Encyclopedia, Chinese Plant Species Information System, and Chinese Digital Botanical Garden. In recent years, he has developed mobile application products such as the mobile version of "Flora Reipublicae Popularis Sinicae" and the plant identification app "Flower Companion."

"Field Guide to Common Plants of China- Beijing Volume"

A small handbook that easily handles all kinds of plants in North China

Name every plant on the spot - you can do it too

The handbook includes plants distributed throughout Beijing

127 families, 565 genera, 1221 common species

Look it up anytime, identify with ease

Scope of application

Beijing, North China mountainous areas

(Shanxi, Hebei, southeastern Inner Mongolia, Henan, Shandong)

Become a field expert in minutes

Bus routes:

Subway

Line 1, Wangfujing Station, walk north along Wangfujing Street

Line 5, Dengshikou Station, walk west along Dengshikou Street to Wangfujing Street, then north

Bus

Route 420, Trolleybus 11, Trams 103, 104, 108, 111 to Dengshi Xikou Station

Calendar Girl's Recommendation

Can't make it in person?

Take the book home and study it yourself!

How to use it is super simple:

Find the yellow section on the side pagesEncounter a little yellow flower on the road

Determine the shape, flip to the sectionUnlock its true name!

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