Science 2 (unit 3)
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This document discusses the basic needs and parts of plants. It covers that plants need sunlight to grow and lists the main parts of a plant. Examples are provided of the different parts of plants that humans commonly eat, such as the roots of beetroots and carrots, the leaves of spinach and lettuce, and the fruits of olives and watermelon.
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