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Plants and Their Functions

Understand the main parts of a plant and how roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds help it live.

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Identify the main parts of a plant.
Match each plant part with its function.
Explain how roots, stems, and leaves work together.

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The parts of a flowering plant work together. Roots anchor it and absorb water and minerals. The stem supports leaves and flowers and carries water, minerals, and sugars between plant parts. Green leaves make food through photosynthesis: they use light energy, water, and carbon dioxide to make sugar and release oxygen. Chlorophyll, the green substance in leaves, absorbs light. Tiny openings called stomata allow gases to move in and out. Water vapour also leaves through these openings; this is transpiration. Flowers help with reproduction. Fruits develop from parts of flowers and protect seeds. A seed contains a young plant that can grow under suitable conditions. Plants provide food, oxygen, habitats, and materials such as wood and cotton.

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