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 * Introductiontoc**

Have you ever wondered why there are so many plants cells in a plant? Well it's because they give us oxygen and carbon dioxide to breathe everyday. Another reason why they are good for us is because it's a primary food source so we get sugar from plants such as the beet plant. I know it kind of sounds gross but plants are well needed in this world not only to make it beautiful but to give us carbon dioxide and oxygen.

=Power of Photosynthesis=

The function of plant cell is to performs photosynthesis. First, the sun gives off the energy which is absorbed by the plant. Next the carbon dioxide spreads through and goes to the leaves. Water is absorbed by the plant’s energy. When water and carbon dioxide enter the plant cells chloroplasts and sugar is made. This important because plant’s give us oxygen in order to keep breathing.

=Structure of a Plant Cell=

Plant cells have different structures to help them perform photosynthesis. First is the chloroplast, which takes the sunlight and turns it into sugar. Another structure is chlorophyll and basically what chlorophyll is, is green pigment like stuff that is included in all plants. Also chlorophyll is responsible for giving energy to produce photosynthesis.

=How Plant Cells Benefit Humans=

Plant cells are important for humans because of three reasons. They produce waste products and which is bad for the plants but good for us, plant cells give us oxygen for us to breath everyday. Lastly, they are like a primary food source so therefore we get our sugar from these plants. Plant cells also benefit people’s health for an example peppermint helps the respiratory, good for coughs, colds, bad asthma, allergies and tuberculosis, and lastly peppermint oil and leaves are good for digestive problems.

=Conclusion=

Overall, plants are a necessity in this world, not only are the beautiful to this world they give oxygen to us in order to breathe everyday, also plants are a primary food source. Not only that but we get our sugar from plants too.

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