what are the parts of a plant?

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The plant body can be divided into three main parts: roots, stems, and leaves. Some botanists refer to the latter two as “shoots”. Most students have a good understanding of what these look like, but the distinction between these can sometimes be fuzzy. Consider that some plants have stems that resemble roots (e.g. ginger), or stems that resemble leaves (e.g. prickly pear cactus). It is important that students understand that plants need certain materials to survive; these may be obtained by roots in some plants but through the stems or leaves in another. The determination of whether a plant part is a root or stem, such as the potato, seems to be less important. The flexibility, adaptability of plants and the function of their parts should be the focus.

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