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External plant structures

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  • Bark covers the stem, it can be thick or thin. If thin, bark can't protect the plant from fire.
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  • Plants are protected from animals with cuticle.
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  • The part that makes pollen is the stamen which is the male part.
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  • Pistil is a thin tall structure of flowers while stamen is thick from bottom & thin from up.
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  • Petals, sepals & ovary are all internal structures of plants.
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  • The part that makes pollen is the pistil which is the male part.
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  • Petals are colorful parts of the flower that attract bees to the plant.
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  • Cuticle is a waxy covering of the leaves that lessen water loss & water entry.
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  • Sepals are the male part of the plant that makes pollen.
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  • Cuticle is a waxy covering of the leaves while the bark is a wooden cover of the stem.
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  • Sepals are green leaves on the stem that protects the flower bud before it opens.
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  • Cuticle is the cover of the stem that protects the plant from fire.
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  • Cactus has cuticle to lessen water loss & thorns to protect it from animals.
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  • Ovary is an internal structure where seeds are formed. Ovary is in the petal.
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  • Pistil is the female part of the flower that receives pollen from the stamen.
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  • Thorns are spikes on the plant’s stem or leaves.
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  • For seeds to be formed, pollens from stamen should move to the petals.
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