E.T. discovers plants / By Simon Smiley

By:

Smiley, Simon

Contributor(s):

Weber, Belinda [Project manager ]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Kingfisher , 2002.Edition: First published in 2002Description: 29 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cmISBN:

9780753455166

DDC classification:

581.03

LOC classification:

QK49.S62

Contents:

Summary: Bees turn the nectar that they collect into honey. To make one teaspoonfull, they must fly an average of 109 miles (175km). E.T. discovers that burning wood is better for the planet than burning coal and oil -- as long as we replace the trees. E.T. has collected many so fascinating facts that he has to send them back to his planet to be analysed--and you can analyze them too in the Information Overload panels that border each page of this colorful exploration of the world of plants.

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Bees turn the nectar that they collect into honey. To make one teaspoonfull, they must fly an average of 109 miles (175km). E.T. discovers that burning wood is better for the planet than burning coal and oil -- as long as we replace the trees. E.T. has collected many so fascinating facts that he has to send them back to his planet to be analysed--and you can analyze them too in the Information Overload panels that border each page of this colorful exploration of the world of plants.

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