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classifying plants

Lesson 2

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Non vascular plant Short plant that lacks vascular tissue
Rhizoid Thin rootlike structures
Vascular plants Plants with true vascular tissue
Phloem Vascular tissue which food moves through
Xylem The vascular tissue that water and minerals travel through
Frond Ferns leaves are divided unto many different parts that look like small leaves
Pollen Cell that will later become sperm cells
Seed A structure that contains a young plant
Gymnosperm Seed plant that produces naked seeds
Angiosperm Flowering plants
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4 groups of plants Seeded seedless vascular non vascular
3 characteristics of non vascular plants Low growing, thin cell walls and do not have roots for absorbing water from the ground
How do non vascular plants get nutrients Directly from their surroundings
Where non vascular plants and their size Damp shady places and not more that a few centimeters long
3 groups of non vascular plants Mosses liverworts hornworts
2 characteristics of seedless vascular plants Vascular tissue and do not produce seeds
2 functions of vascular tissue It makes them tall and a great way of transporting materials throughout the plant and it strengthens the plants’ bodies.
Name the 2 types of vascular tissue and what they do Phloem and xylem phloem is the tissue that moves food xylem is the tissue that transporting water and minerals
3 groups of seedless vascular plants Ferns, club Moses, and horsetails
2 characteristics of seeded plants Vascular tissue and use pollen and seeds to reproduce
How seed plants reproduce They use pollen and seeds to reproduce
Name the 2 group of seed plants Gymnosperms and angiosperms
2 examples of gymnosperms Giant sequoia trees and Cycads
2 ways angiosperms are different from gymnosperms They are flower trees and their flowers have seeds that I closed in fruits
2 major groups of angiosperms Corpse flower and rafflesia
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