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PLANT ANATOMY
By: Arran
SEEDS
The seed starts the plant cycle.
ROOTS
Roots are the part of the plant that
collects water for the plant to grow.
The roots also have more than one
job, they help the plant stay in one
spot during erosion.
STEM
The stem supports the plant so that the plant
doesn't fall over. Another thing the stem does
is it takes the water from the roots and sends
it to the rest of the plant.
LEAVES
The leaves only have one job and that job is to
gather sunlight for the plant.
FLOWER
The flower looks and smells nice to attract bees
and other insects so that they come and visit
them to take their pollen to another flower of
the same kind to make a seed.

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Plant anatomy

  • 2. SEEDS The seed starts the plant cycle.
  • 3. ROOTS Roots are the part of the plant that collects water for the plant to grow. The roots also have more than one job, they help the plant stay in one spot during erosion.
  • 4. STEM The stem supports the plant so that the plant doesn't fall over. Another thing the stem does is it takes the water from the roots and sends it to the rest of the plant.
  • 5. LEAVES The leaves only have one job and that job is to gather sunlight for the plant.
  • 6. FLOWER The flower looks and smells nice to attract bees and other insects so that they come and visit them to take their pollen to another flower of the same kind to make a seed.