The book “Weeds of the USSR”, published by the team of authors, is a unique and fascinating study that immerses the reader in the world of botany and ecology. This edition will be a real discovery for everyone interested in nature, agriculture, horticulture and ecosystems. It collects knowledge about weeds that were once common in the Soviet Union, and their impact on agronomy and ecosystems. From the first pages, the book attracts attention with its scientific basis and practical significance. The authors, who have joined their efforts, offer the reader not only a detailed description of the various species of weeds, but also their classification, biological characteristics, and methods of dealing with them. This makes the book an indispensable tool for agronomists, gardeners and anyone who seeks to understand the plant world and its interaction with humans. One of the key themes of the book is the impact of weeds on agriculture. The authors emphasize how these plants can both harm and, conversely, enrich the soil, becoming part of a complex ecosystem. Readers will be able to learn about how some weeds can be used as green fertilizer, and others as competitors for cultivated plants. This knowledge is particularly relevant for farmers and horticulturalists seeking sustainable farming. The book will be interesting not only for professionals, but also for nature lovers, students of agronomic and biological specialties, as well as for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of flora and ecology. It is suitable for both young people who are just starting their way in studying botany, and for experienced professionals who want to update their knowledge about weeds and their role in ecosystems. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific accuracy and accessibility of the presentation . Each chapter is imbued with a love of nature and respect for its complex mechanisms. The book is replete with colorful illustrations that not only complement the text, but also make it more clear and understandable. This is especially important for visual readers who are better at perceiving information through images. In addition, “Weeds of the USSR” raises important environmental issues, such as the conservation of biodiversity and the sustainable use of natural resources. In the context of global climate change and anthropogenic impact on nature, understanding the role of weeds is becoming especially relevant. The authors urge readers to think about how our attitude to nature and to “undesirable” plants can affect the future of ecosystems. This book is not just a reference book, but a real encyclopedia that opens up new horizons for the reader in understanding the plant world. It will become a faithful companion for those who want to understand nature more deeply and learn to coexist harmoniously with it. If you are looking for literature that combines a scientific approach and practical application, “Weed Plants of the USSR” is exactly what you need. In conclusion, we can say that this edition will be a valuable addition to the library of everyone who is interested in nature, agronomy and ecology. It not only enriches knowledge, but also inspires new discoveries in the world of plants. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of botany with this wonderful book!