PLANTS
Yusra Farrukh
Oxygen!Animals!Life!PLANTS!!!
I
magine your self, sitting in one of
the cells in a plant. You’re working for a
plant, moving up and down, carrying water
and minerals for the plant. Did you know
that plants work day and night non-stop
without any breaks? It seems so hard for a
plant to do it but they actually can. Unlike a
human, plants live their whole life working
and making food for them selves. In this
article, you will learn about the types of
plants, how plants make food for their selfs
and how parts of a plant help it survive.
Read on to learn more!
This is a picture of all the general parts of a
plant.
PARTS OF A PLANT AND
WHAT THEY DO
The
roots in a plant absorb the water, minerals and
food found in the soil from the food that is
dropped from animals and the rain and passes
All the parts of a plant are involved for keeping
the plant nice, healthy and strong. The things
that a plant needs to stay healthy are:
• Water
to the stem. The roots in a plant also hold the
plant in place to prevent the plant from bad
weather such as high winds and storms. If
there were no roots in a plant, it could it could
• Carbon dioxide
• The energy from the sun
• soil
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Plants & Animals