plant ecology

Examines the ways that plants interact with animals and the environment.

Looks at the ways in which plants and animals interact, discussing the interdependency caused by the mutual need for nutrients and gases, and including a hands-on experiment.

Examines specific examples of three major kinds of symbiosis, or the living together of two unlike organisms--commensalism, mutualism, and parasitism.

Learn how the animal and plant kingdoms interrelate in mutually beneficial relationships. Hands-on experiment.

A collection of Native American stories that provide information about botany, plant ecology, and natural history, accompanied by activities for children.

Provides information on a variety of developments in the plant world, from trees of record-breaking size to plants that eat animals.

Readers will learn about the food chains and food webs in a variety of habitats in this volume, how everything is connected, and how every living organism plays a role.

Discusses mutually beneficial relationships between certain pairs of animals and plants.

"Describes what plants are and why they're important"--Provided by publisher.