Experimenting with Seeds and Plants
Type
Book
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Category
Gardening
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Publication Year
1970
Publisher
G.P. Putnam's Sons, United States
Pages
95
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Description
From the book's summary:
Plants seem to take care of themselves very well - too well, in fact, when it comes to weeds in a garden. If we know what to do, however, we can often persuade plants to go our way instead of their own.
This book offers a wide choice of experiments that help reveal plant secrets. The reader is encouraged to develop his own "plant laboratory" for the purpose of finding out about plant life. Step-by-step procedures and descriptions are clearly written as guidelines for the young scientist as he conducts inquiries into the how and why of this engaging study.
Plants seem to take care of themselves very well - too well, in fact, when it comes to weeds in a garden. If we know what to do, however, we can often persuade plants to go our way instead of their own.
This book offers a wide choice of experiments that help reveal plant secrets. The reader is encouraged to develop his own "plant laboratory" for the purpose of finding out about plant life. Step-by-step procedures and descriptions are clearly written as guidelines for the young scientist as he conducts inquiries into the how and why of this engaging study.
Number of Copies
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