what are the plant parts

1. What are some
plant parts and
how do they
function?
4-LS1-1. Construct an
argument that plants and
animals have internal and
external structures that
function to support survival,
growth, behavior and
reproduction.

2. -
Objective:
Recognize the difference between plants
parts

3. What are the main parts of the
plant?

4. Parts of Plants

5. What are the roots
responsible for?

7. What is the
function of the
stem?

9. What is the function of the leaves?

11. What is the function of the flower?

14. What are the types of
root system?

15. Watch this
video do not
forget to take
notes while
watching

17. Compare between fibrous and tap
roots.

19. What is the function of both
systems?

21. Both of them support
GROWTH; they help the
plants to grow up

22. What about the stem? What are
some types of stem?

23. Stem

24. What are some types of leaves?

25. The leaves of the Pine tree are needle-shaped so that
they can keep in more water and helps the tree to
survive in dry seasons.

26. There are many different types of
structures help to protect the plant

28. Bark spines Thorns

29. Thorns protect plants
from predators. Since
plants cannot move

30. Spines/Needles
Cactus spines provide protection
from animal predators
Cactus spines(needles) also help
prevent the cactus from losing
water through evaporation so it can
survive in the desert.

31. Bark is the outer covering of a tree's
trunk and branches. Bark is
analogous to an animal's skin. Its
purposes are conserving water and
protecting the trees from animals

32. What are other
structures that
help the plants
to reproduce?

33. There are some non-flowering plants that don't
produce seeds. Instead, they use spores to reproduce.

34. Many plants have flowers th
at help them to make seeds
in order to reproduce....
Other plants use cones to
house their seeds

35. To recap
The fibrous root system occupies less surface area than taproot. Taproot grows vertically downwards and thus reaches
deep into the soil. The fibrous root grows horizontally in all directions and thus doesn't reach deep into the soil.
taproot is a large, central, and dominant root from which other roots sprout laterally