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The function of six organs in plants

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-07-15 15:30:09
Root: absorb inorganic salt and water from the soil to meet the needs of growth, and have the synthetic ability to produce some organic substances. Stem: transport of inorganic salts, water and organic matter to all parts of the plant. Leaves: transpiration and photosynthesis. Flowers: reproduce. Fruit: protect seeds. Seed: grow into plant.

The function of root

The function of root is to fix the plant. It will absorb inorganic salt and water from the soil to meet the needs of growth. And it also has the ability to synthesize, to make some important organic substances, such as amino acids.

The function of stem

The main function of stem is to transport inorganic salt, water and organic matter to all parts of plant to support the needs of branches, leaves, flowers and fruits. It also has the function of storing nutrients.

The function of leaves

Leaves are mainly for transpiration and photosynthesis.

The function of flowers

The function of flowers is to form seeds after pollination, which are used to reproduce offspring.

The function of fruit

Fruit is composed of seed and pericarp, it is to protect the seed, when the seed is mature, it is conducive to seed dispersal.

The function of seed

Plant

Seeds are used to grow into plants.

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