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Kerry Swanson
Microscopic Worlds: Bacteria, Fungi, Lichens and Plants
Microscopic Worlds: Bacteria, Fungi, Lichens and Plants
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What does the inside of a leaf look like and why do leaves have all of those "pipes"? On the outside surfaces of a leaf are stomata, but have you ever wondered what they are for? Where do pollen grains come from and are flowers really just modified leaves?
This book examines some of the earliest life-forms, describing the continuing impact these organisms have on planet Earth. Follow the development of fungi from spore germination through to maturity and reproduction, all in brilliant 3D.
Microscopic Worlds will appeal to readers of all ages. The author makes no assumptions about what the reader knows about science, but ultimately it will be the images that initiate a desire to know more.
KEY FEATURES
* Presents often complex scientific ideas in a style that is lively and easily understood
* Useful teaching tool for science teachers
Please note the 3D glasses are missing from this book.
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Published: 2012
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 9780643103924
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