¿Por qué las plantas tienen frutas?
Subtitle: Why do plants have fruits?
By: Celeste Bishop ; traducido por Eida de la Vega
Edition: First edition.
Series: Partes de la planta = Plant parts
Publisher: Powerkids Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: New York
Language: spa
Number of pages: 24
ISBN-13: 9781508147404
Copyright date: 2016
Subjects: Fruit; Juvenile literature; Seeds; Spanish language materials; Bilingual; Fruits; Ouvrages pour la jeunesse; Semences; Frutas; Literatura juvenil; Semillas; Materiales en español
Other titles: Why do plants have fruits
Description: Fruit is among the world s tastiest foods, but there s more to it than just being a delicious snack. This volume teaches readers that every time they bite into a piece of fruit, they re actually eating an important plant part. Readers learn how to identify the basic parts of fruit, including the very important seeds contained within. This text supports important elementary science curricula, including life cycles and plant reproduction. The text s age-appropriate language makes these essential science concepts easy to understand, creating a reading experience that s both fun and educational. Detailed Table of Contents, Full-color photographs, Index, Picture Glossary, Web Sites.
Notes: Includes index.

Text in Spanish and English.
Table of contents: title: ¿Qué es un fruto? = What is a fruit?; title: Por dentro y por fuera = Inside and Outside; title: ¿Cuántas semillas? = How many seeds?; title: Sí, es un fruto = Yes, it's a fruit; title: Dulce y colorido = Colorful and sweet; title: Come frutas, esparce semillas = Eat fruit, spread seeds; title: Nuevos frutos = New fruits; title: Palabras de debes aprender = Words to know.