The Definitive Guide to Vegetables and Fruits ☆ Vegetables and fruits are plants that are very familiar to us. We probably see or eat them almost every day. But, what part of the plant are we eating when we eat tomatoes, potatoes, green onions, or bamboo shoots? Also, what happens if you don't harvest cabbage or okra and leave them as they are? You realize there's a lot you don't know, even though they're so familiar. This illustrated guide features approximately 700 types of vegetables and fruits that can be found mainly in Japan (including mushrooms, seaweed, etc.). It introduces vegetables and fruits from various angles, such as the characteristics and information of vegetables as plants, as in the questions above, a wide variety of cultivars, and how to grow them at home or school. It also includes the familiar "Let's Try Column" and "Trivia Column" from NEO, which are useful for independent research, and is packed with newly taken cross-section photos and ecological photos. It is recommended not only for children who love science, but also for children who are hesitant when they hear the word "vegetables." They might become interested from a different perspective and come to love vegetables ^ ^ Overall, it's in good condition, but there is one page with scribbles. Please understand that this is a used item stored at home, and only purchase if you are okay with this.