plants

Pop-ups, flaps, tabs, and facts provide information about how plants and trees work.

Tells how to collect and preserve plants discribing methods of identifying, labeling, mounting, packaging, storing and displaying plants plus preservation techniques.

Presents a collection of quotes and illustrations of flowers, fruits, herbs, trees, seeds, and grasses cited in the works of sixteenth-century English playwright William Shakespeare.

"... introduces readers to some of the world's most devious plant adaptations, including camouflage, imitation, playing dead, and even theft"--Back cover.

Presents strange but true facts on plant adaptations, from succulents in the arid desert and insect-eating carnivorous plants to foul-smelling flowers and gigantic seeds.

Photographs and simple text written to the melody of the classic song "Home on the Range" introduce children to the characteristics of desert, tropical rainforest, arctic, and forest habitats.

Brief rhyming text and illustrations present a variety of plants that do not flower but propagate by means of spores, seeds, and cones.

Presents an introduction to plant and animal classification, in simple text with illustrations.

"The three little pigs aren't afraid of the Big Bad Wolf--but zombies are another story! The pigs must use the plants in their garden to fight off the fun-dead. Will they be able to plant fast enough to save their brainy-brain-brains?"--Back cover.

From tiny Venus flytraps to giant sequoias, plants come in all shapes and sizes! Readers can construct paper leaves, stems, and blooms with the help of step-by-step instructions in this hands-on title.