Plant

2. A flat, thin structure attached to branches, responsible for photosynthesis, oxygen production, and shade.
7. The part of a tree that grows underground, absorbing water and nutrients from the soil to support the tree.
8. The protective outer layer of a tree that covers the trunk. It provides insulation and helps prevent water loss.
9. The liquid essential for a tree's survival, absorbed through the roots and transported throughout the tree.
10. The natural light and energy from the sun that is essential for photosynthesis and the tree's growth.
11. The central stem of a tree that provides support, stability, and nutrient transportation to various parts.

1. The small reproductive structure of a tree, containing the potential to grow into a new plant.
3. The mature ovary of a flowering plant, containing seeds and often attracting animals to disperse them.
4. A large area covered with many trees and plants, forming a natural ecosystem with diverse wildlife.
5. The colorful, delicate part of a flower that attracts pollinators and contributes to its overall appearance.
6. A group of plants with slender leaves that grow on the ground beneath trees, providing ground cover.
8. A part of a tree that extends from the trunk, bearing leaves or other smaller parts that grow in various directions.