Leaves, branches, and roots
Leaves, branches, and trunk
Leaves, stem, and branches
Leaves, branches, and twigs
To make the green color to the leaves
To filter dust and other particles from the air
To help the photosynthesis process and support crown
To carry food to the leaves and make the green color to the leaves
Roots
Trunk
Leaves
Layers
Chlorophyll
Photosynthesis
Particles from the air
Crown or Canopy of a tree
It carries water and nutrients from the soil to the leaves
It carry sugar down from the leaves to the roots
It filters water and nutrients from the ground
It carries sugar down from the leaves, branches, trunk and to the roots
To carry sugar down from the leaves to branches and also roots for storing
To filter other nutrients from the soil before producing food
To carry water and minerals up from the roots
To support the crown or canopy
Less than four meters
Four meters more
Just five meters
Two meters
Branches
Canopy
Leaves
Trunk
To carry sugar and hold the tree upright in the ground
To absorb water and nutrients from the soil
To have a lot of branches in the ground
To deliver water and nutrients to the roots
Crown, Canopy and Roots
Crown, Trunk and Roots
Crown, Stem and Trunk
Crown, Trunk and Twigs