Parts of a Plant - Plant Anatomy

Plants have the ability to produce their own food. They begin as seeds, developing roots that absorb nutrients and water, anchoring them to the ground. Shoots grow upwards, forming strong stems that support the plant and transport nutrients. Leaves perform photosynthesis, converting sunlight into carbohydrates for energy. Flowers are essential for reproduction, containing male and female parts to produce seeds, which grow into new plants.

What is the significance of flowers in the life cycle of plants?

Describe how seeds contribute to the reproduction of plants.