Plants get droopy if they don't get enough of this.

This part holds the plant up.

Most plants' life cycle begins as this.

This plant has spines to prevent animals from eating it.

When you eat a carrot, you are eating this part of the plant.

Most plants get their nutrients from this.

This part makes food for the plant.

This plant uses the wind to disperse its seeds.

This plant has wide leaves to collect as much sunlight as possible.

This plant is used to make clothes.

Plants need carbon dioxide, which is found in this.

This part absorbs water and nutrients from the soil.

This is why burrs stick to animals.

This plant grows sweet fruit so animals will eat it and carry the seeds away.

We build with this plant.

Plants won't grow very big unless they have enough of this.

This part makes seeds.

Birds help disperse seeds by doing this.

This plant has long shallow roots so it can absorb as much water as possible when it rains, before it evaporates in the desert.

When we eat broccoli, we are eating these 2 parts of the plant.

Plants are green because of chlorophyll, which is traps this to make the plant's food.

This part of the flower is where you find pollen.

This very large seed is dispersed by water.

This plant attracts pollinators by smelling like a decaying animal.

This plant is used for medicine.