Plants have similarities and differences

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SCIENCE-THIRD PRIMARY YEAR CEIP CORTES DE ARAGÓN (Teacher: Miguel Navarro)

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SCIENCE-THIRD PRIMARY YEAR CEIP CORTES DE ARAGÓN(Teacher: Miguel Navarro)

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WE CAN CLASSIFY PLANTS INTO DIFFERENT GROUPS ACCORDING TO THEIR STEMS:

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THEY HAVE A SOFT STEM. THEY ARE THIN, FLEXIBLE AND USUALLY SHORT.

EXAMPLE: WHEAT (TRIGO). IT HAS A LONG STEM AND MANY KERNELS AT THE END OF EACH STEM. WE MAKE BREAD FROM WHEAT.

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- THEY HAVE WOODY STEMS WITH LOW BRANCHES.THEY ARE TALLER THAN GRASSES AND LIVE LONGER.

- EXAMPLE: BLACKBERRY BUSH (ZARZAMORA

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THEY HAVE A THICK, WOODY STEM CALLED TRUNK.

WE CAN DISTINGUISH: DECIDUOUS TREES: LOSE ALL THEIR LEAVES IN AUTUMN (OAK TREES)

EVERGREEN TREES: PRODUCE LEAVES DURING ALL THE YEAR (PINE TREES)

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THE FIRST LIVING THINGS APPEARED ON OUR PLANET OVER 2000 MILLION YEARS AGO.

FOSSILS TELL US WHAT LIVING THINGS LOOKED LIKE MILLION OF YEARS AGO.

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OVER TIME, LIVING THINGS HAVE CHANGED TO ADAPT TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT.

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