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Thicsallped "Giant taro"

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acrorrhi
(Alocasia m

It has Leaves,
Stems, and
roots.
within those are the
epidermal, ground, and
vascular tissues that can be
observed after cutting
open the plant.

level of
organization
diagram
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tissue
lev
est

Epidermal,
low

Ground,
Vascular
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organ
st

ts
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em, Roo
Leaves, St
hig

organis m
PLAN T
 I could tell that this plant is
alive by observing its parts
that shows how it is going
through a similar lifecycle
that other living organisms
also go through. For instance,
I could tell that the plant is
ageing by comparing its
features to other similar
plants around it. Also, some of
its parts are in different
stages of growth--another
sign of life in the organism.

Apart from photosynthesis where they

produce oxygen in the air we breathe,
this plant is also a source of nutrition for
beings like humans in the ecosphere as
is known to be edible if cooked.

The diagram showcases the hierarchy

of organization that can be seen from
observing it. Because of the manner of
my observation (where I looked at it
without the use of a visual enhancing
equipment), I was able to find three
levels of organization from the body of
the plant itself to its tissues inside it.