Plants are one of the five kingdoms. How are plants different from other kingdoms?

They are multi-cellular. This means they have more than one cell.

Most plants contain chlorophyll, which helps them make their own food.

Most plants have roots, which means they cannot move to other places.

Plants are eukaryotic. This means their cells have a nucleus and are surrounded by membranes.

Plants are divided into two groups:  Vascular and non-vascular.

Some plants have flowers. Others produce fruit.

To learn more about plants, visit this link:  http://www.worldalmanacforkids.com/WAKI-ViewArticle.aspx?pin=x-pl092700a&article_id=166&chapter_id=4&chapter_title=Environment&article_title=Plant.

Picture of bamboo	Picture of a root	Picture of grapes
Picture of plants at our school	Picture of green bananas	Picture of pumpkins

Picture of a plant growing on another plant.

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