-Plants are eukaryotic with cell walls. Multicelluar, photosynthetic, landbased, photoautotrophs derived from multicellular embryos. All plants need sunlight, H2O, minerals, gas exchange (because they are multi-celled they need a method of movement of H2O and nutrients).
Vascular- tubes, roots, stems, leaves
-seed producers- naked seed (gymnosperm)
- fleshy seed (angiosperm)
-nonseed- pteridophyte
Non-vascular
-bryophytes- need H2O
-hornwort
-moss
-liverwort
Land Plants (most simple to most complex)
-bryophytes- terrestial, but have no vascular tissue. Very close to H2O. Includes mosses, liverworts, and hornworts.
-pteridophytes = ferns- produce spores, no seeds. Need H2O to reproduce. Include whisk-fern and hore tails, ferns.
-gymnosperms- bearing plants, produce seeds and vascular.
-angiosperms (flowering plant)- produce seeds and vascular.
Naked seed- no supporting tissue as nutrient- gymnosperm,
flushtie- angiosperm
charophytes- prehistoric origin of modern plants.
likin- combination of moss and fungi.
Hopefully while reading this blog you will find the notes that you need. Maybe you missed them because you were sick, lazy, or just did not see the point of having them at the time. Well no matter what the reason is, here they are, or at least some of them. If you have a chance check the main site for more subjects. Feel free to comment on the posts as well.
Showing posts with label charophytes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charophytes. Show all posts
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Plant Kingdom
Labels:
angiosperms,
bryophytes,
charophytes,
gymnosperms,
likin,
non-vascular,
pteridophytes,
vascular
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)