reproduction

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Plant reproduction

2016
"Many plants catch your eye with their amazing colors and shapes. But plants also reproduce in amazing ways. From seeds to spores and pollination to fertilization, plant reproduction is anything but ordinary"--Provided by publisher.

Life processes

2014
Answers several questions on the processes shared by most living things, including reproduction, cellular respiration, and several others, and presents instructions for three demonstrations.

What makes a baby

2013
Describes the processes of conception, gestation, and birth for young readers.

What are living and nonliving things?

2014
The basics of feeding, respiration, waste, and reproduction, among other important activities that sustain living things, are explained in clear, simple language, with colorful photographs to illustrate them. Non-living things are defined and described, as well..

Making babies

an open family book for parents and children together
1974
Photographs and brief text introduce general concepts of human reproduction. A separate text for adults provides more specific detail and suggestions for discussing the subject with children.

What is a life cycle?

2014
Each step of the life cycle for a variety of living creatures is covered in this book, guiding readers from the first stages of development for many plants and animals--including flowers, insects, fish, and mammals--through later phases and death.

The reproductive system

1990
Discusses aspects of reproduction, including heredity, pregnancy, and contraception, and explains the stages of growth from fertilization to birth.

Es alucinante!

1999
Cartoon illustrations and easy-to-understand vocabulary help children approach topics dealing with love, sex, puberty, birth, and sexual abuse.

El milagro de la vida

2005
Presents an introduction to the human reproductive system, tracing the development of a fetus from conception, pregnancy, and birth. Includes illustrations.

Egg to chick

1970
Easy-to-read science text traces the fertilization of the egg and the growth and hatching out of the chick.

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