Why Do Plants Have Flowers?
Why Do Plants Have Flowers?
Bishop, Celeste
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Rosen Publishing Group
Just the Series: Plant Parts   

Series and Publisher: Plant Parts   

Annotation: Describes the parts of a flower and how they help make new plants, how the petals protect the inside ot the flower, how pollen travels from flower to flower, and how seeds are used to make new plants.
Genre: [Biology]
 
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Catalog Number: #113456
Format: Perma-Bound Edition
Publisher: Rosen Publishing Group
Copyright Date: 2016
Edition Date: 2016 Release Date: 01/01/16
Pages: 24 pages
ISBN: Publisher: 1-508-14213-0 Perma-Bound: 0-605-93100-3
ISBN 13: Publisher: 978-1-508-14213-3 Perma-Bound: 978-0-605-93100-8
Dewey: 575.6
LCCN: 2015021396
Dimensions: 19 x 20 cm.
Subject Heading:
Flowers. Juvenile literature.
Pollen. Juvenile literature.
Seeds. Juvenile literature.
Flowers.
Pollen.
Seeds.
Language: English
Word Count: 113
Reading Level: 1.6
Interest Level: P-2
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 1.6 / points: 0.5 / quiz: 180337 / grade: Lower Grades
Lexile: 410L

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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