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    This document discusses the key functions of different plant parts, including producing food for the plant, supporting the plant upright, holding branches and leaves, and protecting seeds within fruit. The roots anchor the plant firmly in the ground while the stem transports water and nutrients between the soil and leaves.

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    PLANT PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

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    Functions

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    This document discusses the key functions of different plant parts, including producing food for the plant, supporting the plant upright, holding branches and leaves, and protecting seeds within fruit. The roots anchor the plant firmly in the ground while the stem transports water and nutrients between the soil and leaves.

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    It Makes Food For Plants

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    Arlea Trinidad
    This document discusses the key functions of different plant parts, including producing food for the plant, supporting the plant upright, holding branches and leaves, and protecting seeds within fruit. The roots anchor the plant firmly in the ground while the stem transports water and nutrients between the soil and leaves.

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    It makes

    food for
    plants.
    The most
    attractive
    part of a
    plant.
    It develops
    into a fruit.
    It holds the
    plant
    upright.
    It supports
    the branches
    and leaves.
    Fruit contains
    and protects
    the seeds.
    It holds the
    plant firmly
    in the ground.

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