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the main body of the plant above ground that supports the branches and leaves
Stem
a structure containing a tiny embryo plant and stored food which can give rise to a new plant under suitable conditions
Seed
outgrowth of stems that extend along the ground which give rise to new plants
Runner
the network of tubules and fibers that grow from the base of the plant stem extending outward underground
Roots
the transfer of pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part
Pollination
female part of the flower containing the egg or eggs in its swollen base near the bottom of the petals
Pistil
the process of making food in green plants or organisms that contain chlorophyll
Photosynthesis
something that provides nourishment
Nutrient
the sequence of stages that organisms (living things) go through from egg to adult
Life Cycle
the green needle-shaped or broad flat structures on the branches of plants which make most of the plant’s food through photosynthesis
Leaves
the initial growth of a seed to produce a new plant
Germination
the fleshy, often sweet, part of a plant that holds the seeds
Fruit
the part of a plant that produces the seeds
Flower
a kind of plant that does not lose its leaves every fall
Evergreen
to spread out
Disperse
a kind of tree or shrub that loses its leaves every fall
Deciduous
a section of a plant capable of developing into a new plant
Cutting
the green pigment in plant leaves and stems that is able to trap energy from the sun
Chlorophyll
an enlarged underground section of a stem that will grow into a new plant when planted
Bulb
a feature of a living thing that makes it better suited to its environment
Adaptation
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