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    Leaves contain chlorophyll which uses sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce food for the plant through photosynthesis. Flowers help plants reproduce by attracting insects through smell and color which transfer pollen and help turn the flower into fruit. The stem supports the plant and carries food, water, and nutrients between the roots, which anchor the plant, and leaves.

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    Leaves contain chlorophyll which uses sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce food for the plant through photosynthesis. Flowers help plants reproduce by attracting insects through smell and color which transfer pollen and help turn the flower into fruit. The stem supports the plant and carries food, water, and nutrients between the roots, which anchor the plant, and leaves.

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    Parts of A Plant: Leaf (Leaves) Flower

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    Leaves contain chlorophyll which uses sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce food for the plant through photosynthesis. Flowers help plants reproduce by attracting insects through smell and color which transfer pollen and help turn the flower into fruit. The stem supports the plant and carries food, water, and nutrients between the roots, which anchor the plant, and leaves.

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    LEAF (LEAVES): Parts of a FLOWER:

    - Help the plant


    - Where food
    production takes
    place
    Plant reproduce
    - Smell and color
    attracts insects
    PHOTOSYNTHESIS:
    - Turns into fruit
    Use SUNLIGHT,
    CARBON DIOXIDE POLLINATION:
    and CHLOROPHYLL transfer of pollen
    CHLOROPHYLL: grains from the
    - green pigment on stamen to pistil
    leaves STEM:
    ROOTS:
    - Supports the plant
    - Anchors the plant to
    - Carries food,
    the ground
    water and
    - Absorb water and
    nutrients to other
    nutrients from the soil
    parts of the plant
    *stem of the tree is
    called TRUNK

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