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Detailed Book Description
How do plants survive in different environments?
Plant Adaptations: Shallow Roots, Thick Stalks, and Poison introduces young botanists to some of the characteristics plants have developed to help them survive. From the saguaro cactus with its waxy coat to kidney beans and their ability to poison anything that tries to eat them raw, plant adaptations are fun and fascinating! How do wild plants adapt? Through natural selection! Survival traits are passed down through many generations.
An introductory poem offers language arts connections while a hands-on activity gives all kinds of learners a chance to explore adaptations. A glossary, fun facts, and photographs make this book even more accessible for enthusiastic kids! of all kinds of insect adaptations!
| Hardcover, $20.95 9781647411244 |
Paperback, $13.95 9781647411275 |