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NCERT class 6 solution of lesson number lesson number 7 science difference between stem and leaves

Dear Student,
The stem is the part of plant which grow vertically-up above the ground. It holds the plant upright straight. It helps to transport water and nutrition from root to leaves and leaves to other part of plants respectively. It carries leaves and fruits.it also stores food synthesised by leaves.
Leaves is a broad , thin , flat and green part of the plant which is attached to the stems. It synthesis food for the plats by the process of photosynthesis. It helps in the regulation temperature of the plant by the process of transpiration. It also helps in respiration process.
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Stems

Stems are sturdy structures that grow in order to give a plant a fighting chance to spread its leaves in the sun. Stem growth can add to the plant’s height, broaden the area covered by the leaves, or even direct growth from a dark area toward one with more light. To provide mechanical support for a growing plant, stems need to be strong. To help move water and nutrients to the furthest reaches of the plant, stems are stuffed with little transport pipes in the form of xylem and phloem.

Leaves

Leaves are the original solar panels, capturing energy from sunlight in a biochemical process called photosynthesis. The cells within leaf tissues are hectic with biochemistry, importing water and nutrients to support their frantic work, and exporting sugar to provide energy to the remainder of the plant. The import/export business conducted by the leaves is supported by xylem and phloem pipelines, which explains why leaves are so richly veined.

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Stems

Stems are sturdy structures that grow in order to give a plant a fighting chance to spread its leaves in the sun. 
 

Leaves

Leaves are the original solar panels, capturing energy from sunlight in a biochemical process called photosynthesis. 

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Stems

Stems are sturdy structures that grow in order to give a plant a fighting chance to spread its leaves in the sun. Stem growth can add to the plant’s height, broaden the area covered by the leaves, or even direct growth from a dark area toward one with more light. To provide mechanical support for a growing plant, stems need to be strong. To help move water and nutrients to the furthest reaches of the plant, stems are stuffed with little transport pipes in the form of xylem and phloem.

Leaves

Leaves are the original solar panels, capturing energy from sunlight in a biochemical process called photosynthesis. The cells within leaf tissues are hectic with biochemistry, importing water and nutrients to support their frantic work, and exporting sugar to provide energy to the remainder of the plant. The import/export business conducted by the leaves is supported by xylem and phloem pipelines, which explains why leaves are so richly veined.
 

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