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This document provides information about different parts of plants and how they function. It discusses the five main parts of plants: roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds. For each part, it describes the key jobs or functions, such as roots holding the plant and taking in water and food from the soil. It also covers different ways of classifying plants, the life cycle of deciduous trees, and how plants reproduce.
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- 3. Root What are the jobs of a root? o Hold the plant oTake water from the soil oTake in food from the soil Click to go back to main page
- 4. Stem What are the jobs of a stem? o stands the plant up o acts like an elevator and takes the food and water up to the rest of the plant
- 5. What are the jobs of a leaf? o breathes in air otakes in sunlight Leaves
- 6. Flower What are the jobs of a flower? o attracts insects with colors and smell, so the insects can pollinate the flowers o makes seeds
- 7. What do seeds do? o are the way that plants make other plants just like them o have a small plant inside them o drop to the soil or are carried by wind, water, or animals Seeds
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