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Why Do Plants Have Flowers?
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Why Do Plants Have Flowers?

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Flowers are beautiful and fragrant, and they’re also a key stage in a plant’s life cycle. This age-appropriate text introduces readers to the basic anatomy of a flower, which is supported by highly detailed color photographs. Readers will understand fundamental life science concepts, such as the relationship between flowers and pollinators and how flowers play a role in producing the next generation of plants. This text offers a fun-yet-educational take on important classroom concepts, which is sure to get readers excited to learn about plants.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
PowerKids Press
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2015
Pages
24
ISBN
9781508142164

Flowers are beautiful and fragrant, and they’re also a key stage in a plant’s life cycle. This age-appropriate text introduces readers to the basic anatomy of a flower, which is supported by highly detailed color photographs. Readers will understand fundamental life science concepts, such as the relationship between flowers and pollinators and how flowers play a role in producing the next generation of plants. This text offers a fun-yet-educational take on important classroom concepts, which is sure to get readers excited to learn about plants.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
PowerKids Press
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2015
Pages
24
ISBN
9781508142164