The Structure of the Flowering Plant

1. Give
   the names of the labelled parts

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2. Fill in the blanks

   The ______anchors the plant in the ground. The root absorbs _________ and
   

_______ from the soil. The stem holds up the ________. It transports water and minerals from the ______ to the _______. Leaves make ______ using _______ and CO2, in a process called _______________. Leaves also allow ______ to pass in and out.
Their function in transpiration is to allow _____________ out of the plant. Flowers allow the plant to ____________ by attracting insects for pollination. All parts of the plant can be used to store ____.
An example of plants storing food in their roots is ________.
An example of plants storing food in their stems is ________.
An example of plants storing food in their leaves is ________.
An example of plants storing food in their flowers is ________.
An example of a plant that is not a flowering plant is___________.
Seeds are enclosed in ________ in the flowering plant.

3. True or False.

The roots absorb minerals from the soil. True/False
The leaves of the plant make sugar. True/False
Flowers are always brightly coloured. True/False
Food is absorbed by the roots of the plant. True/False
CO2 is taken in by the leaves and O2 is released by the leaves. True/False
Potatoes store their food in their stems. True/False