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Students explore distinguishing features of a variety of plants, discovering plant classifications.
They observe a magnified sectional view of the roots to see an animation of water and minerals moving into the xylem of the roots and up the root. Similarly, they see the inner workings of a magnified stem and leaves. They begin by learning about the materials that are needed for the process and the materials that are produced. Students label the inputs and outputs of the machine in sequence, each time learning more about how the process works. Students experiment with soybean seeds in a greenhouse to find the optimum temperature condition for germination.