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Updated for 2012 and part of the Britannica Learning Library Series, in Food Plants, you will learn about the great diversity of plant life found around the world.

Food Plants

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Front Cover.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Introduction.
Table of Contents.
1: Fruits and Vegetables.
2: Apples: Fruit Tree Royalty.
3: Bananas: Fruit of Gold.
4: Cabbage: The &#x201C;Head&#x201D; of a Vegetable Family.
5: Figs: Poor Man&#x0027;s Food.
6: Grapes: Fruit of the Vine.
7: Jackfruit: The Largest Tree-Borne Fruit.
8: Lemons: Sweet, but Oh So Sour!.
9: Mangoes: The Regal Tropical Fruit.
10: Oranges: The Drinkable Fruit.
11: Strawberries: Luscious Dessert Fruit.
12: Tomatoes: Vegetables or Fruit?.
13: Yams: Tasty Tubers.
14: Grains.
15: Barley: A Versatile Cereal.
16: Corn: Grain of the Americas.
17: Rice: Food from Water-Grown Grasses.
18: Wheat: The Bread of Life.
19: Sweets, Drinks, and Other Tasty Treats.
20: Cacao: The Chocolate Tree.
21: Cactus: Don&#x0027;t Touch!.
22: Coffee: The World&#x0027;s Favorite Cup.
23: Maple: Spectacular Leaves, Sensational Syrup.
24: Nuts: The Original Fast Food.
25: Olive: Plant of Peace and Plenty.
26: Palm: The Prince of Plants.
27: Peanuts: When Is a Nut Not a Nut?.
28: Peppers: Hot and Spicy.
29: Seaweed: Wild Plants of the Ocean.
30: Sugarcane: A Sweet and Syrupy Plant.
31: Tea: The Cup That Cheers.
Glossary.
Index.
Front Cover.
Title Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Copyright Page.
Introduction.
Table of Contents.
1: Fruits and Vegetables.
2: Apples: Fruit Tree Royalty.
3: Bananas: Fruit of Gold.
4: Cabbage: The &#x201C;Head&#x201D; of a Vegetable Family.
5: Figs: Poor Man&#x0027;s Food.
6: Grapes: Fruit of the Vine.
7: Jackfruit: The Largest Tree-Borne Fruit.
8: Lemons: Sweet but Oh So Sour!.
9: Mangoes: The Regal Tropical Fruit.
10: Oranges: The Drinkable Fruit.
11: Strawberries: Luscious Dessert Fruit.
12: Tomatoes: Vegetables or Fruit?.
13: Yams: Tasty Tubers.
14: Grains.
15: Barley: A Versatile Cereal.
16: Corn: Grain of the Americas.
17: Rice: Food from Water-Grown Grasses.
18: Wheat: The Bread of Life.
19: Sweets, Drinks, and Other Tasty Treats.
20: Cacao: The Chocolate Tree.
21: Cactus: Don&#x0027;t Touch!.
22: Coffee: The World&#x0027;s Favorite Cup.
23: Maple: Spectacular Leaves, Sensational Syrup.
24: Nuts: The Original Fast Food.
25: Olive: Plant of Peace and Plenty.
26: Palm: The Prince of Plants.
27: Peanuts: When Is a Nut Not a Nut?.
28: Peppers: Hot and Spicy.
29: Seaweed: Wild Plants of the Ocean.
30: Sugarcane: A Sweet and Syrupy Plant.
31: Tea: The Cup That Cheers.
Glossary.
Index.

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