How plants are classified
Examples of herbacous vascualr plants
Dandelions, tomatoes, tulips
Monocot
1 cotyledon (food storage area) Leaves have parallel viens 3 petals or multiples of 3 petals Scattered vascular tissue
Dicot
2 cotyledon (food storage areas) Leaves have branching viens 4-5 petals or multiples of 4-5 petals Organized vascular bundles
Nonvascular Plant
A plant that does not have vascular tissue.
Flowering Plant
Angiosperm
Seed
Beginning of a plant and stores food for the new plant. In Flowers or Cones
Cone Bearing Palnt
Gymnosperm
Vascular Plant
Has vascualr structure, tubes - xylem and phloem
Examples of a woody vascular plants
Magnolia tree, Pine tree, roses
2 ways Angiosperms can be classified
Monocots and Dicots
Moss
Nonvascular plant
Fern
Seedless vascular plant
Spore
Smaller than seeds - begining of a new seedless plant
4 Ways Plants are Classified
Vascular or Nonvascular Seed or Spore Flowering or Cone Bearing Monocot or Dicot
Example of a vascular seed plant
Woody -Trees, shrubs - tall plants Herbacous - grasses, vegetables
Vascular tissue
Xylem and Phloem - tubes through which food and water move