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A plant goes through different stages of growth from a seed into a mature plant that can produce more seeds. Seeds sprout and grow into seedlings, which develop leaves and a stem. The seedling matures into a plant that produces flowers with different parts that can be pollinated to create fruits containing new seeds, completing the life cycle.
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