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This document provides a glossary of key terms related to plants in English and Spanish for a natural science primary course. The glossary contains translations for common plant parts and characteristics such as air, bush, cultivated, flower, fruit, grass, leaf, root, seed, stem, sunlight, tree, water, and wild.
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