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Chapter: 05. Plants In The Surroundings

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The main vein in a leaf is also known as the midrib.
Germination is the process by which a seed grows into a young plant or sapling when it gets the right amount of warmth, water, and air.
Roots help to save the soil by binding it together, which prevents soil erosion.
The baby plant inside the seed is called the embryo.
Chlorophyll is the green pigment in leaves that helps to trap sunlight.
Two examples of plants that have fibrous roots are rice and wheat.
Aerial roots are roots that grow above the soil, as seen in plants like the banyan tree.
The hard covering of a seed is called the seed coat.
Leaves release oxygen during photosynthesis.
Ginger and potato are two underground stems that store food.
The main function of the stem is to support the branches, leaves, and other parts of the plant.
Not all seeds grow into new plants because there is competition for space, food, and water, and some seeds are eaten by animals or get destroyed.
Climbers need support to stand upright and grow properly.
Cotyledons are the seed leaves inside a seed that contain the food supply for the baby plant.
The two main parts of a plant are the root and the shoot.
Watermelon and papaya are two fruits that have many seeds.
You should rinse (small plants) or spray water on your plants to clean dust off them.
Mango and litchi are two fruits that have only one seed.
The flat, broad part of a leaf is called the lamina or leaf blade.
The primary function of flowers is to change into fruits.
Herbs are plants that have soft and green stems, such as coriander.
Two examples of plants that have taproots are beans and mustard.
It is important to provide space between growing plants to prevent them from competing for food, water, and other necessary requirements, ensuring healthy growth.
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