California Plants in Their Homes

＂California Plants in Their Homes: A Botanical Reader for Children＂ by Alice Merritt Davidson offers a charming introduction to the plant life of California. Originally published in 1898, this book gently guides young readers through the basics of botany, exploring plant anatomy and the diverse flora of the Golden State. From pollen and stamens to the intricacies of spores and sepals, Davidson explains complex concepts in an accessible manner. Learn about familiar plants like filaree, Pentstemon, and poison oak, as well as less-known species of fungi, liverworts, and lichens. With a focus on observation and understanding, this book encourages children to appreciate the natural world around them and fosters a lifelong love of science.

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