seeds

A simple description of a flowering plant's life cycle through the seasons. Includes detachable seed-embedded paper to be planted.

"Luca and Abel have been rounded up to work on the construction of a government research facility, but it's actually a trap to identify carriers! The National Grainelier Special Education and Research Institute chair, Nicolas, has laced the water with an herbicide that's harmless to humans but disastrous to seed carriers. With suspicion hanging heavy over the young men, will Luca's secret be discovered?"--Back cover.

"In a world where the seeds of plants are imbued with various powers both great and small, young Luca makes ends meet by illegally cultivating and selling rare specimens. But anyone caught engaging in this activity without the qualifications of a government-sanctioned Grainelier does so at the price of their freedom. So when the security forces come calling, Luca assumes they're onto him . . . but it's actually his shut-in father, Christophe, they're after! Sent running to safety by Christophe, Luca escapes with a few rare and powerful seeds pressed into his hand . . . but will they do anything but make Luca's path a thorny one?"--OCLC.

The students of seed school can't wait to grow up and -- with the help of soil, water, and sunshine -- grow into thriving fruits, vegetables, and flowers.

Flowers produce seed pods and when the seeds are ripe, they are released from the pod. How do they find their way to a place where they will grow?.

Describes a tree's life cycle, how seeds are spread, the seeds and fruit that we eat, and more.

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.

Describes the role seeds play in the life of a plant, the way seeds spread, and seeds people eat, focusing on the watermelon.

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