plants

Describes what plants and animals need to live, such as air and water, in a text that incorporates phonics instruction.

Presents a short guide to finding, observing, and identifying plants and animals in the winter wilderness for children ages eight and up; and describes animal tracks, bird identification, hibernation, and more.

This book describes the need for food that humans, animals, and plants have.

An introduction to biology, focusing on green plants and what they need to thrive and grow, with feature boxes, and illustrations.

Provides instructions for and explains the principles behind a variety of botany projects and experiments for home or school.

Traces the history of four domesticated species, the apple, the tulip, marijuana, and the potato, from the plant's point of view and discusses how they have been cultivated to fill human needs and desires.

A collection of alphabetized entries that provide information about many different arctic animals, plants, and phenomena, with photographs that capture the complex nature of the region.

Explains the importance of plants, different varieties, their life-cycles and habitats.

Describes the habits and special characteristics of various plants and animals that survive by trapping their prey.

An illustrated, rhyming alphabet that names different species, types, and parts of plants, each with background information.