Flowers

From the orchids of Borneo and the desert cacti of America to the poppies of the Himalayas, flowers cover the planet. The smallest species are those propagated by wind: duckweed, for examples hastiny flowers with only a single pistil and a single stamen. By contrast, plants that need insectsand birds for fertilization sport magnificent blossoms and their large, colorful flowers are as varied as their pollinators. The world of flowers abounds in wonders. The largest flowers are over 3ft in diameter the strongest smelling flowers attract animals from far away and give us fragrance such as rose, ylang-ylang and jasmine. This book is an opportunity to discover a world of startling beauty and incredible diversity.