plants

The reader is encouraged to find in the illustrations a variety of plants and animals from twelve distinct habitats around the world that use their shape and color to ensure their survival.

Describes the current scientific evidence for global warming and the causes and effects of climate change. Includes charts and maps.

Summoned to study at The Academy of Avalon, sixteen-year-old Laurel learns about the town with friend Tamani, while honing her long-forgotten skills as a Fall faerie in order to protect her human family and Avalon from trolls.

Presents an alphabetically organized discussion of plants, animals, and natural phenomena and features of the Arctic, with photographs.

When a plant blooms out of fifteen-year-old Laurel's back, it leads her to discover that she is a faerie and she has a crucial role to play in keeping the world safe from enemy trolls.

Suggests a variety of botany projects and experiments suitable for a science fair.

Introduces terrestrial plants and their habitats, explains what makes some of them invasive, describes several kinds of such plants, and discusses management.

Introduces aquatic and wetland plants and their habitats, explains what makes some of them invasive, describes several kinds of such plants, and discusses management.

Presents information on how cells combine to form plants and fungi and carry out processes such as photosynthesis, and how plants reproduce through pollination and fertilization, or through spores and cones. Includes color illustrations and a glossary.

Explains what life forms make up the plant kingdom, what characteristics they have in common, and how they are unique.