Tap Into Sap
by Sarah Irvine
24 pages· 2003· ISBN 9780130396006
About
Some plants have a sticky, sugary sap flowing through them in spring. This sap is good for the plant. It can also be good to eat. Many animals, from sapsuckers to sugar gliders, feast on this sap. You too, can tap into the world of sap and learn to make your own delicious maple muffins!
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