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PlantsPolinización

La flor que envió un mensaje

By Vaishnavi Renduchintala · Ages 8-15 PDF Book Free

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Cuando una flor brillante se abre en el jardín, dos niños curiosos descubren cómo las plantas usan colores y aromas para atraer polinizadores.

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Las flores atraen polinizadores con señales como pétalos brillantes, néctar dulce y aroma. Cuando las abejas y las mariposas visitan en busca de alimento, llevan polen de flor en flor, ayudando a las plantas a hacer semillas.

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