Princip CODIT
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The CODIT Principle (The book translated into Czech)
he publication "The CODIT Principle" represents a fundamental contribution to the understanding of tree defense reactions to injury. It combines over 40 years of the authors' research with the latest scientific findings and practical experience in arboriculture. The book systematically explains tree biology, the Compartmentalization of Decay in Trees (CODIT), and the implications of these findings for modern arboricultural practice.
Based on the original German edition, this version has been significantly expanded and updated, featuring:
Over 300 bibliographic references.
- Chapters dedicated to pruning, wound treatment, and the Hamburg Method
- Alignment with European Arboricultural Standards (e.g., EAS 01: Tree Pruning).
- Emphasis on the care and protection of senescent (ancient) trees.
- High-quality photographs and illustrations from both research and field practice.
- 📘 The translation is tailored to the Czech professional environment and terminologically aligned with current industry standards.
Why purchase this book:
"This book is nearly a life's work. Both trees and practitioners will be delighted that it exists." — Prof. Dr. Andreas Roloff, TU Dresden
For Professionals:
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An invaluable resource for arborists, dendrologists, green space managers, and other tree care specialists.
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Helps to understand tree biology in relation to real-world practice: pruning, wound treatment, traffic impacts, etc.
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Aligned with European professional standards (including ZTV-Baumpflege) and bridges the gap between science and practice.
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Supports informed decision-making during tree interventions, especially in urban environments.
For Students and Educators:
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Suitable as a textbook or supplementary material for studies in arboriculture, forestry, and garden and landscape architecture.
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Clearly structured chapters supported by scientific evidence and practical examples
For Anyone Who Cares About Trees:
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Demonstrates that every intervention has biological consequences that must be understood and respected.
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Inspires a deeper understanding of trees as living, dynamic organisms.
Authors:
- Dirk Dujesiefken & Walter Liese
CZ Transate:
- Ing. Jaroslav Kolařík, Ph. D.
Publisher:
- ČSOP Arboristická akademie
Binding:
- pevná
Year of Publication:
- 2026