Redwoods, Hemlocks & Other Cone-Bearing Plants
Redwoods, Hemlocks & Other Cone-Bearing Plants
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Annotation: Discusses a variety of conifers, describing their physical characteristics, life cycle, and importance to nature and humans.
Genre: [Biology]
 
Reviews: 1
Catalog Number: #39196
Format: Library Binding
Common Core/STEAM: Common Core Common Core
Publisher: Compass Point
Copyright Date: 2010
Edition Date: 2010 Release Date: 07/01/09
Pages: 48 pages
ISBN: 0-7565-4221-9
ISBN 13: 978-0-7565-4221-4
Dewey: 585
LCCN: 2009012608
Dimensions: 29 cm.
Language: English
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Wilson's Junior High Catalog
Bibliography Index/Note: Includes bibliographical references (page 47) and index.
Word Count: 6,777
Reading Level: 6.7
Interest Level: 4-7
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 6.7 / points: 1.0 / quiz: 131475 / grade: Middle Grades
Lexile: IG1030L
Guided Reading Level: Y
Fountas & Pinnell: Y

This book introduces you to an interesting group of plants, from the mighty redwoods to the sharp needled spruces. It examines the various types of conifers, their reproductive methods, and how they get their energy. It also looks at the ecological importance of these woody plants and how they are used in industry. Did You Know? &&/UL&& The tallest living thing on Earth is a coast redwood, measuring a height of about 380 feet (115 meters). Most conifers keep their leaves throughout the year. The cones of some pine trees can reach 5 feet (1.5 m) long.


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