 Why do plants need water ?  Why do people need plants ?  Why do roses have thorns ?  Why do flowers smell ?  Summary.

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 Why do plants need water ?  Why do people need plants ?  Why do roses have thorns ?  Why do flowers smell ?  Summary

 For : light energy  Vascular system  Weather  Soil  Natural procees  Plants survival

 Shelter  Medicines  Industry  Inspiration  Clean air and water  Food  Energy

o Protection of animals o Roses have thorns to remind us that even though something is beautiful, it doesn’t mean that it can’t or won’t hurt use o Sweet smell

 Everyone is familiar with the sweet scents of flowers like roses and gardenias. Some plants give off a distinctive odor even when they're not flowering. Plant and flower odors serve an important function in plant reproduction and protection

 Plants need water to grow, because water is one of the key common substances required by all living things in order to sustain life

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