| A | B |
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| roots | this part of a plant soak up vitamins and minerals. They also store food for the plant |
| leaves | this partmake food (sugar) for the plant. they also take in carbon dioxide and release osygen into the air. |
| stem | this part supports the plant. It has many thin tubes that carry water, minerals and food through the plant |
| flower | this part of a plant makes seeds |
| fruit | this part of a plant protect and hold the seeds of the plant. many animals eat this which can help the seeds spread |
| chloryphyll | this part is a green pigment that is found in leaves. it helps the plant make food |
| photosynthesis | this is the process that plants use to make food. during this, the plant turns sunlight, chloryphyll, and carbon dioxide into food and oxygen. |
| sugar | the type of food that plants make in their leaves. also called glucose |
| oxygen | type of gas (air) givenoff during photosynthesis. people and animals need this to breathe |
| carbon dioxide | type of gas needed byb plants during photosynthesis. Plants use up this gas and produce oxygen. People and animals create much of this gas that plants need to stay alive. |
| germination | to star developing or growing |
| response | an organisms reaction to a specific stimulus |
| thigmotropism | growth or movement in rsponse to touch |
| geotropism | the response of a living organisms to gravity |
| phototropism | the response of a living organism to light |
