The Plant Life Cycle
How Plants Work
Fun Facts About Plants
Plant Reproduction
Random Fun Trivia

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This is the very first stage of a plant’s life cycle, where it begins as a tiny package with a baby plant inside

seed

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Plants breathe through tiny holes in their leaves called this.

stomata

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Some plants are pollinated by these nocturnal creatures.

bats

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This part of the plant is fertilized to form seeds that will eventually grow into new plants.

ovule

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This classic video game character is known for jumping over barrels and saving a princess.

Mario

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This stage occurs when the seed absorbs water and begins to sprout, growing a root and shoot.

germination

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The process by which plants take in sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to make their food.

photosynthesis

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Plants release this substance into the air through their stomata.

oxygen

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Once the pollen reaches the female part of the flower, this process happens.

fertilization

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This is the largest planet in our solar system.

Jupiter

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At this stage, the plant has its first leaves and can start making its own food through a process called photosynthesis.

seedling?

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This is the hormone that helps fruit ripen

ethylene?

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This type of plant “food” is made in the leaves using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide.

glucose

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The part of the plant that attracts insects or is carried by the wind to help with reproduction.

flower

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This popular animated movie features a group of toys that come to life when humans aren't around.

Toy story

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Once a plant is fully grown, with a root system, stems, and leaves, it enters this stage of life

mature plant

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This part of the plant’s vascular system carries water and minerals from the roots up to the leaves.

xylem

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The process by which water vapor is released from a plant.

transpiration

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This is the protective covering around the seed, often found inside a fruit.

seed coat

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This language, once spoken by the ancient Romans, is still used in Vatican City and in scientific classification.

Latin

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