dispersal

Describes the nature, dispersal, growth, and uses of seeds.

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.

Text and photographs describe the many different ways that seeds travel and disperse.

Rhyming riddles describe nine different types of seeds and how they get to where they need to go in order to grow and bloom.

Follows seven dandelion seed parachutes which the wind blows into the air and which land in different circumstances as an example of the way in which a common plant regenerates.

Explains how seeds travel through the air, over the ground, and on top of the water to form the trees and flowers all around us.

Provides an illustrated description of seed dispersal by which plants, most specifically fruits, travel from one place to another.

Simple text and photographs show how a seed becomes a dandelion.

A simple description of a flowering plant's life cycle through the seasons.

Briefly describes some of the different ways various kinds of seeds are carried from place to place to find a good place to grow.