carnivorous plants

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Plants bite back!

Introduces stinging plants, poisonous plants, and plants that eat animals.

Plants that eat animals

Describes a variety of carnivorous plants, including the Venus fly trap, sundew, pitcher plant, and bladderwort.

Meat-eating plants

2019
"Meat-Eating Plants introduces readers to meat-eating plants from around the world and the ways in which they trap their meals. From pitcher plants to sticky traps and plants that snap, readers will be fascinated with these plants' abilities to catch prey!"--Provided by the publisher.
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Killer plants

2017
Color photographs and text provide information about dangerous plants.
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Death trap

1990
Examines the various mechanisms and adaptations used by insectivorous plants.

Pitcher plants eat meat!

Introduces the carnivorous pitcher plants, describing their traps, diet, and habitats.

Killer plants

"Fascinating images accompany information about killer plants. The combination of high-interest subject matter and narrative text is intended for students in grades 3 through 8"--.

Strange plants

1997
Deep in a swamp three unsuspecting bugs get caught by three hungry plants.

Plants that eat

From a distance, plants may seem harmless. But that doesn't mean all of them are. Welcome to the world of carnivorous plants, where the beautiful foliage and attractive appearance belie these plants' true intentions. Readers learn about Venus fly traps, pitcher plants, and more, as well as the mechanisms that allow them to eat animals and insects whole. This information-rich volume explains how being carnivorous is actually a defense, and how it helps these special plants survive. Colorful images and age-appropriate language explain important science concepts, which are presented in a way that's designed to complement classroom learning.

Venus flytraps eat bugs!

2017
Triggering a Venus flytrap takes the lightest touch from an insect s wing or a spider s legs. Unlike many plants the Venus flytrap doesn t only get nutrition from photosynthesis. Readers learn all about how the Venus flytrap draws in bugs to eat as well as how they re digested by the plant. The main content includes science curriculum information such as plant structures habitat facts and other unique elements of this plant s life cycle. Fun fact boxes and full color photographs provide readers with the juicy details of how the trap works and what it looks like in action.

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