dispersal

Illustrations and simple text introduce children to how seeds travel from place to place and help propagate plants.

"Looks at how pollinators make the world a better place, as well as the threats they face and how people can protect them"--OCLC.

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.

Explains the many ingenious methods that nature uses to spread plant seeds, from hitching a ride on clothing and bobbing along on the water to spinning, soaring, and floating through the air.

"The story of the life cycle of a flower told through the adventures of a tiny seed."--Publisher.

Explores how plants produce their seeds and the different ways they are spread around to produce new plants.

A fictional coyote decides to journey throughthe winter night on a 500-mile odyssey, enduring extreme cold, hunger, and harrowing brushes with death.

Describes how seeds are moved from place to place by wind, water, and animals, and how they function in plant reproduction.