What Is Pollination? (Big Science Ideas)
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What Is Pollination? (Big Science Ideas)
- Published by Crabtree Publishing (August 2010), a trusted educational publisher known for high-quality children's science books
- Part of the engaging "Big Science Ideas" series by Crabtree Publishing, designed to introduce foundational science concepts to young readers
- Written by Bobbie Kalman in simple, accessible language ideal for early learners at the K–3 interest level (Kindergarten to Grade 3)
- Raises awareness about threats to pollinators, including pesticides, invasive species, and habitat destruction, making it a timely and relevant read
- Highlights the critical role of insect pollinators (such as bees and butterflies) in sustaining land ecosystems, orchard fruits, vegetables, and field crops
- Explores the science of pollination — explaining how pollen is transferred from flower to flower and why it is essential for plant reproduction and food production on Earth
Pollination by insects is a critical function of all land ecosystems. Most orchard fruits, vegetables, and some field crops are pollinated by insects. This book features photographs that focus on the critical fact that protecting pollinators means having food to eat. It helps children look at insects in a different way.
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