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Chapter Outline 24.1 Organs of Flowering Plants 1. Structures of flowering plants are well adapted to varied environments, including water. 2. Flowering plants usually have a root system (the roots) and a shoot system (the stems and leaves). 3. Roots, stems, and leaves are the vegetative organs of plants; flowers, seeds, and fruits are reproductive structures. A. Roots 1. A plant’s root system is underground. 2. The root system is the primary root plus the branch roots. 3. It is generally equal in size to the shoot system, the part above ground. 4. Root systems have the following functions