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flower
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The part of a plant that bears seeds and also has reproductive organs. |
| germinate
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When a seed or spore begins to grow. |
| grow
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To undergo physical changes through natural occurrences. Usually results in becoming larger in size. |
| leaf
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The flat, green, areas of a plant that are attached to the stem. |
| petal
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Typically colored segments of a flower. |
| photosynthesis
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The method in which green plants and other organisms use sunlight to process nourishment from water and carbon dioxide. |
| plankton
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Organisms that occur in an area of water usually made up of small amounts of algae and protozoa. |
| root
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The part of the plant usually located by the ground that conveys nourishment. |
| seed
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The plant part that allows the rest of the plant to grow. |
| stem |
The supporting part of the plant that is usually above the ground. |
| chloroplast |
The area where photosynthesis takes place that contains chlorophyll. |