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Plant Organs

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Plant Organs

Let us start with a few questions:


1. Explain why some parts of the map are shown in dark green,
and some parts are light green?
2. There are very few plants in the brown parts of the map. Let us watch this!
Suggest why there are not many plants in these places?
3. Place you live:
a. What does the map tell you about the plants that cover the
part of the world where you live? One more time
4. Why are plants so important for animals?
Flowers are reproductive
The structure of the plant: organs of the plant. They
produce seeds, which
can grow into a new
- The roots hold plant.
the plant firmly
in the soil.
- The absorb
water and
minerals from - Leaves are the
the soil. food factories of
- Root hair cell? the plant;
- Rhizospehere? - They absorb
energy from the
sunlight, and use it
to make food.

The stem holds the


leaves and the flowers
above the ground.
What else about plants:
- Plants are living things, or easier organisms;
- The parts of the organism are called organs;
- Most plants are green, but why?
- This is because they contain a green pigment called
chlorophyll;
- Chlorophyll absorbs energy from the sunlight.
- Why leaves change colour in the autumn?
- Plants use energy from the sun to make food, and latter
that food is passed in the food chain or web;
- Plants give oxygen during the daytime.
- Plants make food in the process called photosynthesis.

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