Roots: Hold the plant in the ground and take in water and nutrients.

Stem: Holds the plant up and moves water and food to the plant.

Leaves: Make food for the plant using sunlight.

Flowers: Help the plant make seeds so new plants can grow.

Fruit: Grows from flowers and holds the seeds.

Seeds: Tiny parts that can grow into new plants.

Bark: The outer covering of some plants, like trees, that protect them.

Branches: Spread out from the stem and hold the leaves and flowers.

Vascular Tissue: Tubes inside the plant that carry water and food.

Chloroplasts: Tiny parts in the leaves that help the plant use sunlight to make food.