Plant Structure and Function

The roots of a plant are responsible for producing food through photosynthesis.

Flowers are the part of a plant that contains seeds.

Stems are responsible for supporting the plant and transporting nutrients.

Seeds grow into new flowers.

Leaves are the reproductive part of a plant.

The stem of a plant is responsible for producing food through photosynthesis.

The roots of a plant are responsible for reproducing new plants.

The fruit of a plant contains nutrients.

Leaves are involved in the transportation of nutrients in a plant.

Seeds are a byproduct of photosynthesis.

Roots absorb water and nutrients from the soil to nourish the plant.
The stem provides structural support to the plant and facilitates the transportation of nutrients.
Leaves are responsible for performing photosynthesis, a process that produces food for the plant.
Flowers are the reproductive part of the plant, playing a crucial role in the plant's life cycle.
Fruits are the mature ovary of a flower, containing seeds that are essential for the plant's reproduction.
Seeds have the potential to grow into new plants, continuing the plant's life cycle.

Roots absorb water and nutrients from the soil to nourish the plant.
The stem provides structural support to the plant and facilitates the transportation of nutrients.
Leaves are responsible for performing photosynthesis, a process that produces food for the plant.
Flowers are the reproductive part of the plant, playing a crucial role in the plant's life cycle.
Fruits are the mature ovary of a flower, containing seeds that are essential for the plant's reproduction.
Seeds have the potential to grow into new plants, continuing the plant's life cycle.