Plant Unit

Front 1

process

Back 1

(noun)

A continuous series of changes taking place in a definite manner.

Example: the process of decay

Front 2

cycle

Back 2

(noun)

Any complete round or series of occurrences that repeats or is repeated.

Example: calendar year of January to December

Front 3

root

Back 3

(noun)

An underground body part of a plant that develops and usually grows downward into the soil, anchoring the plant and absorbing nutrients and water.

Front 4

stem

Back 4

(noun)

The body part of a plant that is above ground and supports a leaf, flower, or fruit.

Front 5

energy

Back 5

(noun) An amount of available power.

Example: Sunlight provides energy to all living things.

Front 6

store

Back 6

(verb) To supply or stock with something for future use.

Example: The stem stores food for the plant.

Front 7

capture

Back 7

(verb) To take by force, to take possession of, to gain control of or exert influence over someone or something.

Example: The plant root will capture water in the soil.