How do they evolve?

By:

Haydock, Karen

Publication details: New Delhi : National Book Trust, India, 2015.Description: 52 pages : illustrationsISBN:

9788123773711

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

581.14 HAY-H

Summary: Did you know that the kinds of vegetables and other crops we eat everyday did not always exist? Five or ten thousand years ago, there was no cabbage, cauliflower, or radish anywhere in the entire world! Where did these vegetables come from? And how do plants evolve? This book will not answer all questions about plant evolution. But it should help you start wondering, and asking questions...And maybe you will even get inspired to do some science to explore: How do they evolve?

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Did you know that the kinds of vegetables and other crops we eat everyday did not always exist? Five or ten thousand years ago, there was no cabbage, cauliflower, or radish anywhere in the entire world!
Where did these vegetables come from? And how do plants evolve? This book will not answer all questions about plant evolution. But it should help you start wondering, and asking questions...And maybe you will even get inspired to do some science to explore: How do they evolve?

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