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Describes what roots look like and how they function in plants.

A basic introduction to plants with simple discussions of algae, fungi, roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds, and including pertinent experiments.

Examines the inner workings of various plants, including the tulip, cactus, and thistle.

Presents an introduction to plants, in simple text with illustrations, including information on their structure--seeds, stems, leaves--the different species of as carnivorous and parasitic plants, and concepts such as single cells, germination, and photosynthesis.

Experiments and other activities introduce plants and how they grow.

Describes different kinds of plants, the function of their leaves and roots, and how they grow.

Including how-to photographs, easy instructions, and short explanations, this book presents seven science experiments with plants.

Provides simplified descriptions of twelve of the largest families of flowering plants in North America.

Uses a question and answer format to discuss the structure and function of plants.

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

Details twenty-five experiments demonstrating the structure, environmental needs, and life processes of plants.

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

Looks beneath the surface of plants to see how they work, their complex structures, how trees support themselves, how pollen carries life, and much more.

Discusses the elements that make plants grow, the structure of flowering plants, and the way they reproduce, and includes simple related activities.

Presents several easy-to-do science experiments using plants.