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Comparing Plant Parts
The document discusses different types of plants including flowering and non-flowering plants. It describes key parts of plants like roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits. Roots are described as primary, fleshy, fibrous or aerial. Stems can be hard, woody, soft, hollow or creeping vines. Leaves have blades that can be different shapes and sizes. Flowers come in various colors, scents and sizes. Fruits contain different numbers of seeds and examples are given of plants that bear fruits or seeds.
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- 1. Day 1 (Video: PlantsRoots, Types, Functions, Lessons)
- 2. Flowering Plants Plants maybe similar in many ways.
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- 17. Non- Flowering Plantsare usually grown as houseplants. Plants do not bear flowers can still be great plants for garden, or as under tree complement.
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- 45. Roots differ in someways:
- 46. Most roots are brown. Theroot that pushes its way into the soil is the primary root.
- 47. Some plants store foodin their large roots. These are called Fleshy Roots
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- 51. Other plants have shortand small roots. These are Fibrous roots.
- 52. Example of FibrousRoots Grass
- 53. Some plants have specialkind of roots called Aerial roots.
- 54. Example of Aerialroots Orchids
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- 56. Day 2 (Stems &Leaves)
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- 59. Most stems grow upwardabove the ground. But stems are also different in many ways.
- 60. Some plants havehard, woody stems. Examples are Santan and Gumamela
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- 63. Some plants havesoft or hollow stems. Examples are Kangkong and Pechay.
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- 66. Some plants havelong and slender creeping stems. These plants are called vines. Examples are Squash and Bitter gourd.
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- 70. Most leaves have aflat and thin part called blade.
- 71. Which is small?Medium? Large?
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- 74. Day 3 (Flowers &Fruits)
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- 76. Flowers are themost attractive parts of a plant. They come in different colors and sizes. Some are sweet-smelling while others are not.
- 77. Tell the colorof these flowers. Sunflower Gumamela Rose Sampaguita
- 84. Some flowers arefragrant and sweet-smelling. Others have unpleasant smell. Others have no smell.
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- 90. Some fruits haveone seed only. Others have a few seeds. Others have many seeds.
- 91. Which fruits hasone seed? Few seeds? Which fruit has many seeds?
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- 102. Day 4 (Review &Quiz)
- 103. Plants live onland
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- 119. ________ is aroot that pushes its way into the soil.
- 120. ________ is aplant that stores food in its large roots.
- 121. Kangkong is anexample of plant that lives in ______.
- 122. Where can youfind this plant?
- 123. This fruit has________ seeds.
- 124. This fruit has______ seed.
- 125. Give one example ofplant that bears fruit.
- 127. Answer key: 1. Flowering 2.Non-flowering 3. Non-flowering 4. Primary roots 5. Fleshy roots 6. Water 7. Desert 8. Many 9. One 10. (plants that bear fruits)