An edition of The sunflower family (1996)

The sunflower family

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An edition of The sunflower family (1996)

The sunflower family

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Describes the physical characteristics of the composite family of plants, how they reproduce, their distribution, and various uses for some of them.

Publish Date
Publisher
Carolrhoda Books
Language
English
Pages
48

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Cover of: The sunflower family
The sunflower family
1996, Carolrhoda Books
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Table of Contents

Composite flowers
Making seeds
Seed dispersal
Habitats
Human uses.

Edition Notes

"A Carolrhoda nature watch book."

Includes index.

Published in
Minneapolis, MN

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
583/.55
Library of Congress
QK495.C74 W56 1996, QK495.C74W56 1996, QK495.C74

The Physical Object

Pagination
48 p. :
Number of pages
48

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL809324M
Internet Archive
sunflowerfamily00winn
ISBN 10
1575050072, 1575050293
ISBN 13
9781575050072, 9781575050294
LCCN
95046110
OCLC/WorldCat
33442381
Library Thing
1962068
Goodreads
3643101

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