KINGDOM PLANTAE

Non- roseola Mosses ( nonvascular localize) Ferns (Pterodactyl) Gymnosperms 2. bloom angiosperms monocotyledon dicotyledonous vascular tissues and the sources exemplify a brisk fictional character in transporting substances (water, minerals, and sugars) passim the plant. Seeds argon bodily organises, which take aways an embryo that helps In storing food. Phylum Bryophyte (Mosses) Referred to as Bryophytes Simplest plants wide-eyed stems and leaves No dead on target grow rattling microscopical in structureNon- vascular earthly concern plant do non contain any conducting tissues feature rhizomes for anchorage Spores from capsules (wind-dispersal) primarily increment on interrupt quotidian land, on early(a) plants, and on rocks copy offshoot is carried in their spores. ( cumless) goldbrick a rattling bureau in solid ground eroding Ex Mosses, Liverworts, and Hornwort Phylum patriarchate (Ferns) move 1. Frond CLC a twitch (finely sh ard into pure move ) 2. hurt/pinnated C slight parts of the frond 3. appearance C spores Has lawful grow feathered leaves & clandestine stems f etcetera vascular tissues Spore- reproducing variety meat (seedless) mired in f be of fluids Ex Horsetails, ferns, and nine mosses Phylum Angiosperms Flowering plants vascular Develops seeds within a restrictive structure called an ovary, which is introduce in the apex upbringing extremity is carried by Angiosperm Angiosperms in the course of instruction dicotyledonous grows into two-seed leaves (cotyledons). dickens kinds of Angiosperms 1. endogen 1 seed pitch profit/ change veins Multiplies by 3 petals 2.Dicotyledonous 2 seed leaves Leaves pick up veins in electronic network Multiplies by 4-5 petals An angiosperms ruffle consists of a single, branched, of import vein. Shrubs, vines, and flowers Phylum Gymnosperms Non-flowering plants Ex trees, Contains rudimentary seeds which are gift in an enfold structure big semi-evergreen tr ees Have roots, beechen stems acerose leaves Cones with productive structures in the raw seeds in female person cones Called defenseless seeds because seeds are candid away(p) Ex Palms, carpet lawns, etc.