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Seeds grow inside fruit for protection and are dispersed when eaten by animals. Seeds can then grow into new plants, continuing the life cycle from birth to growth, reproduction, and death. Plants provide many useful things like food, clothing, medicine, oxygen, and paper, demonstrating their importance for sustaining life.
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From plants blog
- 1. SEEDS
- 2. Seeds grow inside fruit.
- 3. Fruit protects the seeds.
- 4. Animals eat fruit and throw the seeds away. New plants grow.
- 5. Fruit can have one or many seeds. They can be big or small. They can have different colour.
- 6. Life cycle of a plant.
- 7. Plants are living things. 1. They’re born. seed
- 10. 4. They die.
- 12. Food
- 13. Perfume
- 14. Perfume
- 15. Clothes
- 16. Clothes cotton
- 17. Wood
- 18. Wood
- 19. Medicines
- 20. Medicines
- 21. Oxygen
- 22. Oxygen
- 23. Paper
- 24. Paper
- 25. These things don’t come from plants
- 26. Leather
- 27. Leather
- 28. Milk
- 29. Milk
- 30. Metal
- 31. Metal