Uses of Plants

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We get food, wood, paper, medicine, and fibres from plants. For example, apples (food), chairs (wood), books (paper), tulsi (medicine), and cotton clothes (fibre).

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Plants take in dirty air and give out fresh air. They absorb harmful gases and dust from vehicles and release clean oxygen, which we breathe.

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Paper is made from trees. If we waste paper, more trees are cut down. Saving paper helps save trees and keeps our environment clean and green.

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The cotton plant gives us cotton. Its soft white fibres are spun into thread and used to make clothes, towels, and bags.

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Tulsi (holy basil) helps cure cough and cold. We can drink tulsi tea or use it in medicines to feel better.

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We get wood from trees like teak, pine, and bamboo. Wood is used to make furniture, houses, pencils, and toys.

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Medicinal plants are plants used to make medicines. Examples: Neem (for skin), Tulsi (for cold), Clove (for toothache).

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Plants have green leaves and colorful flowers that make gardens, parks, and homes look beautiful. We use flowers to decorate houses.