Parts of a plant Christopher
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This document describes the main parts of a plant, including the seed, roots, leaves, seedling, flower, fruit, pollen, and stem. Seeds are protected by a seed coat and sprout into seedlings, whose roots take in water and nutrients from the soil while the stem grows upward. Leaves use sunlight, water, and air to photosynthesize and produce food for the plant. Flowers contain pollen and produce fruit containing seeds, completing the life cycle.
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2) As the sprout develops it will grow roots, a stem, leaves, and flowers which will form more seeds. This marks the beginning of the next cycle.
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- 2. Seed Seed coat is a hard outer protective covering of a seed.
- 3. Roots Roots hold the plant in the ground. Roots take water and nutrients from the soil. Roots carry water and nutrients to the stem.
- 4. Green Leaves Green leaves use air, water and energy from sunlight to make food for the plant.
- 5. Seedling A new baby plant. The roots grow down into the soil, but the stem grows up toward the sunlight and out of the ground. A new plant sprout that comes out of the ground.
- 6. Flower Is the colorful part of the plant that produces fruit and seeds. A flower contains pollen which is a powdery substance that attracts bees and birds which fertilize the flower seed and cause the flower to produce fruit.
- 7. Fruit Fruit can grow around the seed. When the fruit is eaten, then the seed goes back into the ground to start the plant cycle all over again.
- 8. Pollen Powder is the powdery stuff found in flowers.
- 10. Stem The stem carries water and nutrients to the leaves and the flower.