Just one oak [electronic resource] : What a single tree can be. Maria Gianferrari.
Three starred reviews! Explore an oak tree, from its leafy crown to its roots underground, and learn all the amazing ways it supports the animals, plants, and habitat where it lives in this "satisfyingly comprehensive and appreciative" ( Publishers Weekly , starred review) nonfiction picture book companion to the award-winning Fungi Grow . An oak tree is so much more than meets the eye. From tiny fungi to mighty mammals, this amazing tree contains a whole world. For insects and birds, the oak's leaves, branches, and bark are a home. For bears and squirrels, the thousands of acorns the oak produces are a nutritious superfood. Owls, deer, foxes, and many more creatures are drawn to the rich and healthy environment an oak creates. Because of a single oak tree, its many neighbors flourish.
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- Not all of the content will be readable as read aloud speech or dynamic brailleText and page layout cannot be modified as the reading experience is close to a print version, but reading systems can still provide zooming optionsNo conformance information is available
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Three starred reviews! Explore an oak tree, from its leafy crown to its roots underground, and learn all the amazing ways it supports the animals, plants, and habitat where it lives in this "satisfyingly comprehensive and appreciative" ( Publishers Weekly , starred review) nonfiction picture book companion to the award-winning Fungi Grow . An oak tree is so much more than meets the eye. From tiny fungi to mighty mammals, this amazing tree contains a whole world. For insects and birds, the oak's leaves, branches, and bark are a home. For bears and squirrels, the thousands of acorns the oak produces are a nutritious superfood. Owls, deer, foxes, and many more creatures are drawn to the rich and healthy environment an oak creates. Because of a single oak tree, its many neighbors flourish.
