seeds

"Flowers produce seed pods and when the seeds are ripe, they are released from the pod. How do they find their way to a place where they will grow?"--Back cover.

Emily and her winged horse, Pegasus, face an ancient challenge of Olympic proportions in this fourth book of an exciting series. A deadly plague has struck Olympus. While the Olympians fade one by one, Emily's heart breaks as she watches, particularl.

Eve gave up her belief in stories and magic after her mother's death, but a mysterious seed given her as an eleventh-birthday gift by someone she has never met takes her and a boy who claims to be a ghost on a strange journey, to where their supposedly cursed town of Beaumont, New York, flourishes.

Explores what seeds look like, the names of the parts of seeds, and how they grow.

Introduces emergent readers to a variety of seeds.

Bees and flowers explores the close mutualistic relationship between the plants and insects.

Plants have many ways for propagation. For instance, flowering plants usually attract bees and butterflies. Bees and butterflies then fly from flower to flower. This helps the flowering plants to bear seeds or fruits.

Presents an account of the way a seed revolutionized the lives of human approximately ten thousand years ago.

How do sunflowers begin? What do sunflowers need to grow? When do the flowers open? Packed with fascinating facts, amazing photographs, and labelled diagrams to explain growth and development. Are you ready to start at the beginning?.

Text and illustrations describe how a seed grows.