Who knows how to extract sequences by gene numbers?

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Who knows how to use gene numbers to extract full sequences?
A file named file1 contains the following genetic code,
AT5G54820.1
AT5G32220.1
AT5G20470.1

The following is a database file file2, from which you want to extract the corresponding sequence from the following file using the gene number contained in the above file.

> AT5G54820.1 | Symbols: | scws protein | chr1: 19049283-19050416 FORWARD
QRDLAKDRPNASGLQEVLSHFKCLDIDNDPSCI
> AT5G20470.1 | Symbols: | ffdffs protein | chr1: 19049283-19050416 FORWARD
AINHLCICQANQASSVAWGVHAFSRKTQPLDN
> AT5G42150.1 | Symbols: | dwefs protein | chr1: 19049283-19050416 FORWARD
CCIADYEKGDKITCKFHDCIAENKCPMFHSSVR
> At44252570.1 | Symbols: | fghhfs protein | chr1: 19049283-19050416 FORWARD
CSICLQSLVSSSKTRMSHHNGLVELNRCPMFH
> AT5G32220.1 | Symbols: | shrb protein | chr1: 19049283-19050416 FORWARD
CSICMENLNSESSSENIISCLHLFHQSCIFESESS

Take the first sequence as an example to explain the so-called sequence, that is, the annotation + sequence.
Note:
> AT5G54820.1 | Symbols: | scws protein | chr1: 19049283-19050416 FORWARD
Sequence:
QRDLAKDRPNASGLQEVLSHFKCLDIDNDPSCI

In short, we want to use the AT5G54820.1 contained in file1 to propose its full sequence from file2, namely:

> AT5G54820.1 | Symbols: | scws protein | chr1: 19049283-19050416 FORWARD
QRDLAKDRPNASGLQEVLSHFKCLDIDNDPSCI

Of course, all the genetic numbers in file1 are available in file2!

You want to use common commands instead of program writing! Thank you !!!!!!!!!