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| − | A plant is any member of the [[Kingdom (biology)|kingdom]] [[Plantae]]. | + | A plant is any member of the [[Kingdom (biology)|kingdom]] [[Plantae]]. Most plants have six parts: [[Leaf|Leaves]], [[Flower]]s, [[Fruits|Fruit]], [[Stem]]s, [[Seed]]s and [[Root (Plant)|Root]]s. |
Plants are generally capable of [[photosynthesis]], although there are parasitic plants for which this is not the case. | Plants are generally capable of [[photosynthesis]], although there are parasitic plants for which this is not the case. | ||
Revision as of 14:43, August 11, 2008
A plant is any member of the kingdom Plantae. Most plants have six parts: Leaves, Flowers, Fruit, Stems, Seeds and Roots.
Plants are generally capable of photosynthesis, although there are parasitic plants for which this is not the case.
Cellular Characteristics
- Cell Walls
- Large Vacuoles
Plants in the Bible
Plants were created on the third day of creation.[1] God gave us every seed-bearing plant and every fruit-bearing tree for food and also gave every green plant as food for "every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth."[2]