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The celery experiment to show the xylem of the part taking in water from the bottle

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Kratky Method & Floating Raft Hydroponics

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Photosynthesis Experiment | Pakistan Science Club

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Plant Stems Are Like Pipes - Celery Experiment

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The plant stem pulls water and minerals to the leaves. In this home school lesson, we see how blue dye is soaked up by a celery stem and brought up to the top of the stalk. We used celery, a small jar with water, food coloring, and magnifying glass.

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Lateral roots, root hair and root cap explained

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Parts of a Plant | #aumsum #kids #science #education #children

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The plant stems are classified into main categorises. Some of these categorises include herbaceous, ligneous, climbing, tubers, woody and aerial

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The roots have extensions called root hairs to increase surface area for more efficient absorption of materials from the soil.

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The leaves contain chlorophyll which are able photosynthesise and make food under the exposure of sunlight. The leaves also facilitate the gaseous exchange of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide.

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The vascular bundles are made up of xylem and phloem. The xylem carries water from the roots to the leaves and the phloem carries food from the leaves to all parts of the plant.
The phloem is located on the outer ring of the vascular bundle

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There are two vascular bundles in the stem. There are mainly the xylem and phloem. Strong stems are able to hold the leaves to reach out for more sunlight

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The roots hold the plant firmly in the ground. The roots transport water and mineral salts from the soil to all parts of the plant