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The Parts of a Flowering Plant
A flowering plant is built from four main parts that work together. The roots drink water, the stem carries it upward, the leaves catch sunlight, and the flower makes seeds.
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- Roots — they soak up water and minerals from the soil and hold the plant in place.
- Stem — it carries water up from the roots to the leaves and the flower.
- Leaf — it catches sunlight and uses it to make food for the plant.
- Flower — it makes the seeds that grow into new plants.
Examples
- The sunflower seeds we snack on come from the middle of a sunflower’s flower.
- A carrot in the kitchen is the thick root of a plant, full of water and stored food.
Key takeaways
- Water travels one way, from the roots through the stem to the leaves.
- Leaves make the plant’s food with sunlight, and the flower makes its seeds.
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