plants

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plants

Producers

2012
Producers are nature's energy makers. They take in energy from the Sun and convert it into food for themselves and animals. Learn more interesting information about producers and their role in the food chain in Producers, an AV2 media enhanced book.

Herbivores

2012
Herbivores are nature's plant eaters. They are an important link in the food chain between producers and carnivores. Learn more interesting information about herbivores and their role in the food chain in Herbivores, an AV2 media enhanced book.

How do plants help us?

2011
Photographs and simple text explore the importance of plants in the lives of people and briefly explains the parts of plants and photosynthesis.

Flowers

2006
Identifies the parts of a flower and describes the process of pollination, the great diversity of flowers, the relationship between flowers and insects, and the wide variety of uses humans have found for flowers.

Amazing plants

2008
Explores the life cycle of plants--such as meat-eating pitcher plants and coconut palm trees--and discusses their physical characteristics. Includes diagrams, fact boxes, and a glossary.

Weird and wacky plants

2005
Introduces some of the more unusual plants in the world including the pitcher plant and Venus Flytrap that eat bugs, poison ivy, Saguaro cactus, Giant Sequoia, and kelp.

Flowers and trees

1988
Presents in question and answer format information about how all kinds of plants live, breathe, and reproduce. An activities section is included.

Flowers, trees, and fruits

1996
Provides basic information about the structure, uses, and growth of plants, accompanied by a variety of experiments.

Plant life

1994
Investigates the biology of plants and looks at the main plant groups and how they fit into the different environments found on earth.

Green thumbs up!

the science of growing plants
1992
Simple experiments and activities introduce the concepts of how plants grow and what affects their growth.

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