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Parts of a Plant

Parts of a Plant. By: Olivia Krause EDTC 602-Spring 2006. Plants are living things. They grow and change over time. Plants need 3 basic things to live. 1.Water. 2.Sunlight. 3. Air. Plants have 4 basic parts. Flowers Leaves Stems Roots. Plant Parts: Roots.

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Parts of a Plant

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  1. Parts of a Plant By: Olivia Krause EDTC 602-Spring 2006

  2. Plants are living things.They grow and change over time.

  3. Plants need 3 basic things to live. 1.Water 2.Sunlight 3. Air

  4. Plants have 4 basic parts. • Flowers • Leaves • Stems • Roots

  5. Plant Parts: Roots • Roots help hold the plant in place. • Roots take in water from the ground and bring it to the stems.

  6. Potatoes, turnips, carrots and onions are roots we eat!

  7. Plant Parts: Stem • The stem holds a plant up. • A stem can be stiff or flexible. • Stems bring water and food to the leaves.

  8. Some stems we eat are celery, chives, and asparagus.

  9. Plant Part: Leaves • Leaves make food for the plant and provide shade for the stem.

  10. Lettuce, cabbage and spinach are leaves we eat!

  11. Plant Parts: Flowers • Flowers make the seeds of a plant. • Flowers provide pollen to insects. • Some flowers help to make fruit for the plant.

  12. Flowers: Can we eat these? • Some flowers are edible. (Edible means we can eat them!) Impatients Cornflower Anise Lemon Flower

  13. Bibliography Jones, R. (2003). Harcourt science. 1st ed. Orlando, FL: Harcourt School Publisher, Inc.. (Jones, 2003) (n.d.). Retrieved Mar. 7, 2006, from Microsoft Office Online Web site: http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/default.aspx?lc=en-us. Picture: cornflower:http://homecooking.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://aggie%2Dhorticulture.tamu.edu/wildseed/23/23.7.html

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