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Study Guide Main Parts of Plants Science, Grade 3
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MAIN
PARTS
OF
PLANTS
Parts
of
Plants
A
plant
has
many
important
parts,
such
as
its
roots,
stem,
leaves,
and
flower.
Roots
Each
part
of
a
plant
has
many
functions
that
make
it
possible
for
a
plant
to
live.
Let’s
start
with
a
plant’s
roots.
•
Roots
help
support
the
plant
by
anchoring
the
plant
into
the
ground.
•
Roots
have
tiny
hairs
that
absorb
nutrients
from
the
soil,
which
a
plant
needs
to
grow.
These
roots
hairs
also
take
in
water
from
the
soil,
which
a
plant
needs
to
live
and
grow.
•
Roots
of
a
plant
store
extra
food
for
the
plant
too.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
What
is
one
job
of
the
ROOTS
of
a
plant?
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Stem
Let’s
now
look
at
a
plant’s
stem.
•
A
plant’s
stem
is
used
to
support
the
plant.
The
stem
allows
the
plant’s
leaves
to
reach
above
the
soil
so
that
they
may
take
in
the
sunshine.
•
A
plant
needs
sunshine
to
grow,
make
food,
and
live.
A
plant’s
stem
carries
the
water
and
nutrients
that
is
taken
in
by
the
plant’s
roots
to
the
rest
of
the
plant.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
What
is
one
job
of
the
STEM
of
a
plant?
Leaves
Time
to
investigate
the
plant’s
leaves.
Plant
leaves
have
several
important
jobs
to
carry
out
for
the
plant.
•
One
job
is
to
take
in
sunshine,
which
the
plant
needs
to
make
food
and
to
live.
Leaves
have
small
openings
in
them
that
allow
air
and
water
to
enter
in
and
out
of
the
plant.
•
Leaves
contain
chlorophyll,
which
is
the
green
substance
that
gives
the
plant
its
green
color
and
that
helps
the
plant
make
its
own
food.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
What
is
one
job
of
the
LEAVES
of
a
plant?
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Photosynthesis
Plant
leaves
are
the
part
of
a
green
plant
where
the
plant’s
own
food
is
made.
The
plant
makes
food
through
a
process
called
photosynthesis.
In
photosynthesis,
a
green
plant
uses
energy
from
the
sun,
water
it
gets
from
the
soil,
and
the
air
to
make
its
food.
During
the
process
of
photosynthesis,
the
leaves
of
a
green
plant
take
in
carbon
dioxide,
which
is
what
the
plant
needs
to
make
its
own
food.
Humans
and
other
animals
breathe
out
carbon
dioxide,
which
a
plant
then
takes
in
through
its
leaves.
Photosynthesis
creates
food
for
the
plant
and
at
the
same
time
releases
oxygen
into
the
air.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
What
do
plants
take
in
during
photosynthesis?
Flower
Now
it
is
time
for
the
most
beautiful
part
of
the
plant,
the
flower!
The
main
job
of
the
flower
of
a
plant
is
to
make
seeds.
New
plants
grow
from
seeds
made
by
other
plants.
Parts
of
a
Flower
There
are
many
important
parts
of
a
flower:
sepal,
petal,
the
stamen
which
consists
of
the
anther
and
filament,
and
the
pistil
which
consists
of
the
stigma,
style,
and
ovary.
Sepals
look
like
small
leaves
surrounding
the
bud
of
a
flower.
They
protect
a
developing
flower
before
it
blooms.
The
petals
of
a
flower,
which
are
often
colorful
and
scented,
attract
insects
to
the
flower.
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The
stamen
of
a
flower
is
made
up
of
two
main
parts:
the
anther
and
the
filament.
The
filament
is
the
extremely
thin
structure
that
holds
up
the
anther.
The
anther
contains
pollen
that
collects
on
bees
and
butterflies
that
land
on
the
flower
that
then
transfer
the
pollen
to
other
flowers,
which
is
a
necessary
part
of
plant
reproduction.
Pollen
is
the
fine
yellow,
powder
like
substance
found
on
the
anthers
of
a
flower.
Pollen
is
needed
in
order
for
flowers
to
reproduce.
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The
pistil
of
a
flower
is
made
up
of
three
main
parts:
the
stigma,
style,
and
ovary.
The
stigma
is
the
sticky
part
found
on
top
of
the
pistil.
Pollen
is
collected
on
the
stigma
of
a
flower.
The
style
is
the
tube-like
structure
that
holds
up
the
stigma
on
a
flower.
The
ovary
of
a
flower
contains
seeds
and
turns
into
fruit.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
Which
part
of
the
flower
contains
the
pollen?
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