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How Do Plants Grow?
Science, Grade 3
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tuber
embryo
cotyledons
seed
coat
rhizome
bulb
Most
plants
begin
as
a
seed.
The
seeds
of
a
plant
contain
everything
it
needs
to
form
the
leaves,
the
stem,
and
roots
of
a
plant.
Seeds
also
contain
a
food
supply
which
is
used
to
help
the
new
plant
grow
and
develop.
Germination
is
the
process
by
which
the
plant
embryo
inside
a
seed
grows
and
a
seedling
grows
above
soil.
A
seedling
is
a
young
plant
that
is
in
its
early
stages
of
growth.
A
tuber
is
a
thick,
usually
underground
stem
of
a
plant,
which
has
buds
from
which
a
new
plant
can
grow.
A
potato
is
an
example
of
a
tuber.
A
rhizome
is
a
flat,
usually
underground
stem
that
roots
grow
out
of
which
new
plants
grow
from.
A
bulb
is
a
special
underground
stem.
It
is
a
plant
in
a
small
package
that
contains
its
own
food
supply
needed
for
growth.
What
a
plant
needs
to
grow…
Plants
need
many
essential
things
in
order
to
grow,
such
as:
water,
air,
nutrients,
sunlight,
and
warm
temperature.
Plants
need
their
space
too!
spores
Seedless
Plants
Plants
that
do
not
have
flowers,
such
as
ferns,
do
not
make
seeds,
they
produce
spores
instead.
Plants
have
different
life
cycles…
A
flowering
plant’s
life
cycle
describes
how
long
a
plant
takes
to
grow,
flower,
set
seed,
and
die.
flower
seed
germinates
seedling
grows
plant
flowers
plant
dies
plant
releases
seeds
Other
ways
plants
can
grow
without
a
seed…
Plant
Life
Cycle
How
do
plants
grow?
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Life
Cycle
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What
does
a
plant
need
to
grow?
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Key
Vocabulary
Terms
bulb
seedling
cotyledons
spores
embryo
tuber
flowering
plant
germination
Plant
Life
Cycle
rhizome
seed
seed
coat
seedless
plant
What
is
germination?
_____________________________
_____________________________
What
is
the
purpose
of
a
seed?
_________________________________
_________________________________
What
is
the
life
cycle
of
a
flowering
plant?
_________________________________
_________________________________
______________________
How
do
seedless
plants
reproduce?
_____________________________
_____________________________
Describe
three
ways
plants
can
reproduce
without
a
seed.
___________________________
________________________
______________________
How
do
plants
grow?
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