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| Characteristics of Bryophytes |
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1. Nonvascular
2. no xylem or phloem ( plant veins)
3. saml and limited to moist habitats
4. material moves by diffusion
5. leaves are 1 or 2 cells think
6. reproduce by spores
7. motile sperm |
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| Characeteristics of Pterophyta |
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vacular
leaves are modified in frons with pinnae
fiddle heads
rhizomes
sori (spores produced) |
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seed producing vascualr plants
Gymnosperms and Angiosperms |
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| "naked seeds" seeds are produced on scales of woody cones |
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flowering plants
develops seeds enclosed in fruit |
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| palms orchids bamboos liles yuccas grass |
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| oaks maples sunflowers beans roses |
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| characteristics of monocots |
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one cotyledon
parallel veins
complexly arranged vascular b
fibrous roots system
floral parts in multiples of three |
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| characteristics of dicots |
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two cotyledons
netlike veins
vascular bundles arranged in a ring
taproot usually present
floral parts usually in multiples of four or five |
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