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008			150414m20082009enka j 001 0 eng
020			_a9781407106151
080			_a57
100	1		_aArnold, Nick _eaut _911589
245	1	0	_aVicious Veg _c/ Nick Arnold
260			_aLondon _b: Scholastic Children's Books _c, 1999
300			_a175 p _bil bn _c21 x 14 cm
490			_aHorrible science _v; 20
500			_aTitle, Horrible science, is in each volume and on each side of case and case bottom. Various phrases are on case top and sides, e.g., Bulging box of books, 20 brilliant books in one bulging box, and Science with the squishy bits left in!
520			_aScience with the squishy bits left in! How do plants suck out the insides of dead insects? Which fungi can make your toes drop off? Why do stinging nettles like skeletons? Get the awful answers in Vicious veg! Vegetables. They’re green. They’re gross. They’re grotty. They make you feel queasy. But do you know all there is to discover about vile vegetables and other types of vicious vegetation? Read on for some foul facts that’ll really make you sick! You’ll find out: which vegetables are really fruits in disguise (not that you’d be fooled) how plants suck out the insides of dead insects why stinging nettles feed off old skeletons which fungi can make your toes drop off how poisonous pond algae can kill you. (Fancy a dip?) The whole vile truth about vicious, violent, villainous veg. It’s bloomin’ amazing – if you can stomach it!
521			_aESO34
650		0	_aDivulgación científica _98856
650		0	_aCuriosidades _96860
650		0	_aSección bilíngüe _935196
700	1		_aDe Saulles, Tony _eill _911687
856			_uhttps://shop.scholastic.co.uk/products/Horrible-Science-Vicious-Veg-9781407106151