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027453
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London, Dorling Kindersley Limited, 2018.
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72pBlack Spine
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Explores why we need bacteria, and introduces readers to its microbial mates - viruses, fungi, algae, and protozoa.Bacteria are the most important living organisms on Earth, and 99 per cent of them are helpful, not harmful. Without bacteria, we wouldn't have bread or cheese, and our bodies wouldn't be able to work how we need them to. Microbes keep us and our world running in surprising ways. This book will show you how, through real-life examples of microbiology in action.
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9780241316580 Hb.
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ID:
008747
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Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2003.
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48pYellow Spine
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Cells and Life
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Examines how cells work together to form the huge range of plants and fungi around us. Looks at the typical structure of a plant cell, the way in which this differs from an animal cell and shows how plant cells are specialized to carry out specific jobs.
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Different cells for different jobs: plant cells
The plant body: simple tissues, complex tissues, the epidermis
Stems: woody stems
Looking at leaves: food factories, photosynthesis, leaf specialisations
Roots
A new generation: sexual reproduction, flowers, pollination and fertilisation, seeds and germination
Fungi: Spores, more spores and buds, Fungal partnerships
The plant kingdom a summary
Glossary
Further reading
Index
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0431147027 Pb.
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