How do you think thorns protect plants?

Thorns are sharp, so it is harder for animals to eat the plant.

How do flowers and fruit help plants grow?

Seeds form in flowers and fruit holds seeds. The seeds grow into new plants.

How do roots keep a plant in place?

They spread out and make it harder for the plant to be pulled from the ground.

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Question	Answer
How do you think thorns protect plants?	Thorns are sharp, so it is harder for animals to eat the plant.
How do flowers and fruit help plants grow?	Seeds form in flowers and fruit holds seeds. The seeds grow into new plants.
How do roots keep a plant in place?	They spread out and make it harder for the plant to be pulled from the ground.