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Flora: A Botanical Pop-Up Book [Hardcover]

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  • Category: Books
  • Author:  Kim, Yoojin
  • Author:  Kim, Yoojin
  • ISBN-10:  1623486564
  • ISBN-10:  1623486564
  • ISBN-13:  9781623486563
  • ISBN-13:  9781623486563
  • Publisher:  Jumping Jack Press
  • Publisher:  Jumping Jack Press
  • Pages:  7
  • Pages:  7
  • Binding:  Hardcover
  • Binding:  Hardcover
  • Pub Date:  01-Oct-2020
  • Pub Date:  01-Oct-2020
  • SKU:  1623486564-11-MING
  • SKU:  1623486564-11-MING
  • Item ID: 104261961
  • List Price: $29.99
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  • Delivery by: Oct 11 to Oct 13
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Peek inside this spring-inspired pop-up book and discover how flowers are more than just beautiful; they are critical components of the natural world.
Bees buzz, hummingbirds sip, and bats flit amongst the brilliant petals. Each spread is filled with unique pop-ups, revealing pull-tabs, and captivating educational facts!CNPage 1: Every flower begins as a bud. Their blooms produce seeds which root into sprouts. While all flowers share the same humble beginnings... Flap 1: Spring brings rain and warmer weather, which encourages plants to produce flowers.
Page 2: ...they come in a stunning range of brilliant hues and exceptional shapes. Flap 1: Many peony and poppy flowers open in sunlight, closing at night and on cloudy days. Flap 2: Jasmine flowers release their fragrance after the sun sets to attract nighttime pollinators. Flap 3: Annual plants have bright, showy blossoms that last a single season; perennial plants survive many years and tend to have smaller flowers.
Page 3: Some flowers have special colors and scents to attract bees for pollination. Flap 1: Bees turn nectar into honey to feed the colony. Flap 2: Many species of bees are endangered due to climate change, habitat loss, disease, and pesticides.
Page 4: Sweet floral nectar feeds tiny animals and insects. In return, they share their dusty gifts of pollen with other plants. Flap 1: More than 300 species of fruit depend on bats for pollination. Flap 2: When butterflies land on flowers, pollen is transferred to and from their legs. Flap 3: Hummingbirds can drink up to two times their body weight in nectar a day.
Page 5: Flowers produce fruits and seeds after pollination. Flap 1: Some seeds are airy enough to flit in the wind; others are carefully armored for years. Flap 2: When critters eat fruit, they deposit seeds in new areas through their droppings. Flap 3: Every fruit starts as a flower, but not every flower produces fruit!
Page 6: While some flowers grow on land, others flouril³,