SCIENCE-1

PLANTS BY:
MS. JULIET VELASCO
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leaves
mango
leaves
banana
leaf
 Plants
have need

parts • air, water, and

sunlight to survive
have
• care

uses s
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“Plants have parts’’

A sampaguita
plant has leaves,
stems, roots and
flower.
A cabbage plant
has leaves,
stems, and roots.
A mango tree has
leaves,
stems, roots,
flowers, and fruits.
Leaves
Plants have leaves.Leaves differ
in size, shape, and leaf
margins.
size

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mango leaf banana leaf
leaves
(meduim) (large)
(small)
shape

heart triangular
oval
linear shaped
Edges or leaf margins

smooth serrate undulate lobed

Stem
Many plants have stems. Stems
differ from plant to plant.
Stems may be soft and fleshy, or thick and
hard.
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Soft and fleshy stems

pandan
grass celery
Thick and hard stems

santan gumamela san francisco

Do you know that the main
stem of a tree is called a
trunk?
 trunk
narra tree acacia tree
Stems have uses. Stems connect the roots and the
leaves of plants. They hold the leaves, flowers,
and fruits. They are the way of food and water to
the different parts of the plants. Stems may be
eaten. Celery, kangkong, gabi, spring onions,
asparagus, and bamboo shoots are edible
( meaning,may be eaten ) stems.
celery asparagus spring onions
Roots
All plants have roots, but roots vary
from one plant to another.Some roots are
fibrous like grass. Some are long, thick,
and fleshy. Others
are long, thick, and hard.
Fibrous roots

grass
Long thick and fleshy roots

gabi carrots
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