pollination

Explains how flowers attract flying insects, the part insects play in pollenation, and how flowers make fruit and seeds.

Describes the many ways that flowers are pollinated and the pollinating agents that make the differences in flowers possible.

Explore plant reproduction through a step-by-step account of how insects and other animals help pollinate flowers.

Describes the relationship among flowers and the animals necessary for their pollination.

Study of plant-pollinator relationships, looking at the hidden connections between plants and animals in locales around the world, and discussing how human society has affected and is affected by those relationships.

Describes how birds, insects, wind and rain help plants reproduce by spreading their pollen.

Depicts the process of pollination and the insects and birds that move the plants' pollen from one flower to the next and illustrates cross-pollination, self-pollination, and wind pollination as well. Describes the importance of pollination in making new fruit, seeds, or plants and discusses how some pollinators are being decimated due to pesticides and diseases. Includes color photos, a glossary, and an index.

Simple text and photographs introduce the concepts of seeds, bees, and pollen and how they contribute to the reproduction of different types of plants.

Content-filled text and beautiful photographs bring science and the scientific process to life for the reader about reproduction in plants.

Text and illustrations describe the many ways that flowers are pollinated with emphasis on the role of bees in this important process.