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  • What do the roots do?
    The roots fix the plant in the soil. They absorb water and minerals from the soil.
  • What does the plant need to perform photosynthesis?
    The plant needs sunlight, carbon dioxide, water and minerals to perform photosynthesis.
  • What can we do to reduce burning fossil fuels?
    We can use more public transport and share our cars
  • What are the main parts of the plant?
    Roots, stem, leaves, flower and fruit
  • What is a gymnosperm?
    It is a plant that produces cones, not flowers.
  • What does the stem do?
    The stem supports the plant. It carries water and minerals to the rest of the plant
  • Does a flower have male or female reproductive organs?
    The flower has both, male and female reproductive organs
  • What do the leaves do?
    The leaves absorb sunlight. They help the plant to make the food.
  • What do living things do?
    Living things grow, eat, breathe, reproduce and die.
  • Who transports the pollen from one flower to another flower?
    Insects, animals or the wind
  • When does respiration of a plant take place?
    The plant breathes during the day and at night.
  • What is the name of the plant nutrition process?
    Photosynthesis.
  • What gas does the plant breathe?
    The plant breathes oxygen.
  • What are the causes of global warming?
    Burning fossil fuels, massive farming and deforestation
  • What is an angiosperm?
    It is a plant that has flowers and produces fruits.
  • What do plants produce after performing photosynthesis?
    Plants produce GLUCOSE and OXYGEN
  • What do plants need to survive?
    They need water, air, soil and sunlight.
  • When does the plant perform photosynthesis? Why?
    During the day, because the plant needs sunlight to perform photosynthesis.
  • What happens when pollen joins an ovule?
    They create a seed and a fruit is created.
  • What are the 5 kingdoms of living things?
    Animals, plants, bacteria, fungus and protists.
  • What part of the flower produces pollen?
    The stamens produce pollen.
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