plants

Describes the process of photosynthesis and the plants that live in boreal forests, tropical rain forests, deserts, wetlands, and several other habitats.

A simple introduction to various kinds of plants and the basic concepts related to growing plants.

A discussion of flowers including their different parts, their food, how pollen is spread, where seeds grow, and when flowers bloom. Includes experiments.

Describes the different kinds of adaptations plants use to compete for sunshine, water, staying safe, and reproducing.

Introduces basic scientific principles of botany and plant physiology and presents experiments to show how they work.

Describes the parts, pollination, birth, and photosynthesis of flowering plants.

Text and color photos explain how various types of living things adapt to changes in their surroundings and compete with each other to survive.

Describes the migratory patterns of birds, butterflies, locusts, spiders, bats and geese, and includes information about some of the seeds and fruits that also ride the wind.

Presents an alphabetically arranged reference guide to terms and issues relating to plant and animal extinction, and lists laws, government agencies, and public interest organizations that deal with biological extinction.

A collection of Native American folktales about the indigenous plants and animals of the Americas arranged in alphabetical order by subject.