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.Botany Lesson 1 (Exploring Creation -- Fulbright)

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Botany   The study of plants  
botane   A Greek word meaning "plant"  
Biology   The study of living things  
Biologist   People who study living things  
Classification   The process of placing things into groups  
Kingdom   The separation of living things into different groups  
Taxonomy   The process of dividing up plants into different groups and naming each group  
Plantae   The Kingdom Classification of all plants on earth  
Phylum   The "Kingdom Plantae" divided into smaller groups  
Class   The "Phylum" group divided into smaller groups  
Order   The "Class" group divided into smaller groups  
Family   The "Order " group divided into smaller groups  
Genus   The "Family" group divided into smaller groups  
Species   The smallest classification of a plant  
Binomial Nomenclature   Assigning two names to plants using the Latin Language  
Vascular Plants   Plants with tubes that carry liquid inside  
Xylem   Tubes that run up a plant carrying chemicals and water  
Phloem   Tubes that flow down a plant through other tubes, carrying sugar and chemicals  
Midrib   Thickest "vein" running up the middle of the leaf--carries water from the stem to the smaller veins in the leaf  
Nonvascular Plants   Plants that do not have tubes inside them  
Bryophyta   Moss plants  
Moss   A Nonvascular Plant--They are not true leaves and stems because they do not have tubes inside of them.  
Lichens   Plant-like clumps that grow on rocks, look like nonvascular plants, but aren't. They're actually two living things in one!  
Pod   The vessel or 'home' that holds the seeds  
Angiosperms   "Seed container"  
Anthophyta   Phylum for "flower-making" plants  
Gymnosperms   "Uncovered seed"  
Coniferophyta   Phylum for "cone-bearing" plants  
Seedless Vascular Plants   Plants with tubes inside of them that do not make seeds, but make spores  
Pterophyta   "Wing plant"  
Sporangia   "Spore container"  
Veins & Arteries   Tubes in the human body that carry fluid and are known as "vascular tissue"  
Phyla   More than one "Phylum"  


   


 

 

 

 

 

 
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