The document discusses the main structures and parts of green plants. It identifies that roots anchor the plant and absorb water and minerals, stems transport water and food and hold leaves up towards sunlight, and leaves perform photosynthesis to produce food for the plant. Flowers are reproductive organs that usually appear at the end of stems, and most have four main parts: sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils. The document asks questions about the major plant parts and their functions and assigns homework to find answers in the textbook.

1. What are these?

2. Are they all are same?

3. The Structure of Green Plants

4. anchor the plant
in place and
absorb water and
other minerals
from the soil.
Contains
reproductive
organ.
makes the plant's food
during photosynthesis.
They have tiny hole in
them to let gasses in
and out
Plant’s main support above
the ground . It holds the
leaves so they obtain as
much light as posible fot
photosynthsis. Flowers
usually appear at the end
of the stem. It also carries
water and food to the rest
of the plant.
Bud
Are wheregrowth
starts

5. What Are the
Parts of a Flower
• Most flowers have four
parts
– Flower parts
Sepal – one of the leaf-like
parts that protects a flower
bud and that is usually
green
Pistil – part of a flower
that makes the eggs that
grow into seeds
Stamen – part of a flower
that makes pollen
Pollen – tiny grains that
make seeds when combined
with a flower’s egg

7. Questions?
Name the majot parts of the plant.
List two jobs carried out by the roots of the
plant.
Where doea growth takes place in the
plant?
Where do leaves grow?
Why leave grow on the up above the
ground?

8. Home work
Find out the answers of question
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