How do plants get and use energy?

plants get the energy they need from the sun and when you eat plants you get that energy.

plants make thier own through photosynthesis.

1-epidermis tissue : flat cells and help protect the plant

palisade tissue: tall, thin and food is made in these cells.

3-spongy tissue: it has spaces that allow air to pass through.

4-viens: very thin, long cells that form hollow tubes that carry food and water through the plant.

it is the process that plants use to make sugar for food.

plants use ( energy from sunlight + carbondioxide from air + water absorbed) to make ( sugar) and release oxygen.

plants make their food in the leaves.

leaves are green because they contain chlorophyll.

chlorophyll is stored in chloroplasts.

-plants need energy to do their work and grow.

-they use the food they make to get this energy.

-cells break down sugar to release energy.

this process happen in the mitochondria.

-sugar + oxygen=energy + carbon dioxide + water

it is found in every cell.