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    Plant Anatomy

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    This document summarizes the anatomy and functions of different plant parts, including carrots, celery, lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, oranges, and sunflower seeds. Carrots, celery, and lettuce have roots, stems, and leaves respectively, which function to absorb water and nutrients, support the plant, and perform photosynthesis. Broccoli, tomatoes, and oranges have flowers and fruits, which functions are reproduction through pollination and protecting seeds. Sunflower seeds function to store food for embryos and protect seeds when they germinate.

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    This document summarizes the anatomy and functions of different plant parts, including carrots, celery, lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, oranges, and sunflower seeds. Carrots, celery, and lettuce have roots, stems, and leaves respectively, which function to absorb water and nutrients, support the plant, and perform photosynthesis. Broccoli, tomatoes, and oranges have flowers and fruits, which functions are reproduction through pollination and protecting seeds. Sunflower seeds function to store food for embryos and protect seeds when they germinate.

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    This document summarizes the anatomy and functions of different plant parts, including carrots, celery, lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, oranges, and sunflower seeds. Carrots, celery, and lettuce have roots, stems, and leaves respectively, which function to absorb water and nutrients, support the plant, and perform photosynthesis. Broccoli, tomatoes, and oranges have flowers and fruits, which functions are reproduction through pollination and protecting seeds. Sunflower seeds function to store food for embryos and protect seeds when they germinate.

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    This document summarizes the anatomy and functions of different plant parts, including carrots, celery, lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, oranges, and sunflower seeds. Carrots, celery, and lettuce have roots, stems, and leaves respectively, which function to absorb water and nutrients, support the plant, and perform photosynthesis. Broccoli, tomatoes, and oranges have flowers and fruits, which functions are reproduction through pollination and protecting seeds. Sunflower seeds function to store food for embryos and protect seeds when they germinate.

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    Plant Anatomy

    Carrots--> Roots
    Functions

    ● Anchors Plants
    ● Absorbs Water and Nutrients
    ● Stores Food
    Celery--> Stem
    Functions

    ● Supports Leaves, Flowers, and


    Fruits
    ● Transports and stores water and
    nutrients for the plant
    Lettuce--> Leaves
    Functions:

    ● Photosynthesis
    ○ Absorbs sunlight to make
    energy
    ● Stomatas
    ○ Regulates gasses exchanging
    ■ CO2, H2O, O2
    Broccoli --> Flower
    Functions

    ● Reproduction
    ○ Contains plant sexual organs
    ○ Produces Fruit
    ● Pollination
    ○ Flowers attract pollinators
    ○ Allows for plant reproduction.
    Tomatoes--> Fruits
    Functions:

    ● Seeds Protected
    ○ Physical Barrier between seeds and
    environment.
    ● Provides product for producers
    to sell to consumers
    Oranges--> Fruits
    Functions:

    ● Seeds Protected
    ○ Physical Barrier between seeds and
    environment.
    ● Provides product for producers
    to sell to consumers
    Sunflower Seeds--> Seeds
    Functions

    ● Seeds are reproductive structures


    ○ Contains Embryos
    ● Stores food for embryos
    ○ When the seed germinates it will feed
    off the food
    ● Seed Protection
    ○ Cotyledons

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