Plant parts and photosynthesis
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| The cells that move the water from the roots to the leaves | xylem
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| The green pigment found in chloroplasts that attract the sun's energy | chlorophyll
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| Tiny holes underneath a leaf where carbon dioxide enters and oxygen leaves the leaf | stomata
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| A carrot is an example of this kind of root | tap root
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| The process of food making in a plant | photosynthesis
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| The disk-like parts in a leaf that contain chlorophyll | chloroplasts
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| The name of the food produced by a plant | glucose
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| The part of the plant brings water into the plant | roots
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| The plant part that takes water from the roots to the leaves | stem
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| Grass is an example of this kind of root | fibrous
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| The gas given off during photosynthesis as a waste product | oxygen
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| Food is made in this part of the plant | leaves
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| Cells that carry the food that is made in the leaves to the other parts of the plant | phloem
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| The three things needed for photosynthesis to take place | sun, water, carbon dioxide
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| The gas needed for photosynthesis to take place | carbon dioxide
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| The main energy source for plants | sunlight
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