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Plants
What makes a plant a plant?
Plants are Eukaryotic.
Plants have cell walls.
Plants make their own energy
through photosynthesis
What other characteristics can you
recall?
What plants need to
survive
1. Sunlight
2. Water
3. CO & Oxygen
3. CO & Oxygen
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4. Nutrient and water movement
Plant Distribution
Flowering
250,000 Plants
235,000
200,000 Mosses
150,000 15,600
100,000
Ferns
50,000 11,000
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1st Qtr Cone
Bearing
Plants 760
Types of plants
I. Seedless Nonvascular Plants (Bryophytes):
- lack tissue to move water and sap
throughout the plant
- small, short plants that most live in
moist environment
(mosses, liverworts, hornworts)
Types of plants (cont’d)
II. Vascular Plants (3 Subdivisions):
1. Seedless Vascular (ferns, horsetails,
clubmosses)
- sperm travels in water to reach egg
2. Two Seed Bearing Vascular
-Gymnosperms (Naked Seeds)
(Conifers, cycads, ginkos)
- Male cones release pollen in the spring, which is
spread by the wind
- Female cones release sticky fluid to capture pollen
- Overtime, pollen burrows into female cone’s ovule to
reach & fertilize egg
- Eventually cone falls and turns into conifer tree
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