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Chapter 26: The Plant Kingdom: Seedless Plants

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Seedless Vascular Plants

Seedless Vascular Plants. Chapter 17. Seedless vascular plants. The descendants of certain lineages of seedless vascular plants, with names such as whisk ferns, lycophytes, horsetails, and ferns,. Seedless Vascular Plants.

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2. Pteridophyta

Spore-Producing Vascular Plants. 2. Pteridophyta. Ferns. spore-producing vascular plants. Ferns are spore-producing vascular plants that have true leaves, roots, and stems. Ferns are often grown as houseplants. The parts of a fern.

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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE. Chapter 4 The Organization of Life 4.3 The Diversity of Living Things. 4.3 The Diversity of Living Things Objectives. Name the six kingdoms of organisms and identify two characteristics of each. Explain the importance of bacteria and fungi in the environment.

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III. Plant Diversity B. Tracheophyte Origins 1. The Rhyniophyta

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Plant Diversity II: Evolution by Seed Plants

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PLANT KINGDOM

PLANT KINGDOM. MOSSES. No vascular tissue (tubes) for transporting food and water so that nutrients must slowly seep from one cell to the next. No true roots, stems or leaves. Therefore, they must live in moist, shady areas and frequently grow in clusters.

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Classification of Plants

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Plant Group Review

Plant Group Review. Conifers. Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers. Angiosperms. Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers.

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13.3 Nonflowering Vascular Plants

13.3 Nonflowering Vascular Plants. Ferns, Horsetails & Club Mosses. Imagine a plant taller than the Statue of Liberty. Ferns. Nonflowering vascular plants called ferns were important members of the ancient forests.

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Plant Diversity

Plant Diversity. Green Algae. Liverworts. Hornworts. Mosses. Club Mosses. Whisk Ferns. Horsetails. True Ferns. Cycads. Ginkgos. Conifers. Angiosperms. Monocots. Dicots.

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Chapter 4: INTRODUCTION TO PLANTS

Chapter 4: INTRODUCTION TO PLANTS. What is a Plant? Autotrophs Multicellular Cell Structure Adaptations for Living on Land 1) Obtaining ____________ & other nutrients 2) Retaining _________ CUTICLE: waterproof coating on leaves 3) Transporting Materials

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Kingdom Plantae

Kingdom Plantae. All plants are multi-cellular Have a complex cell structure, have cell walls, and contain chlorophyll Both the largest and longest living things on Earth are plants. Characteristics. Non-vascular Vascular. 2 Main Groups. Do not have water conducting tissues.

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Seeds and Flowers

Seeds and Flowers. Plant reproduction. Plants without seeds. ? Use Spores for reproduction All Non-vascular plants- E.g. Phylum Hepatophyta (Liverworts) Phylum Anthocerophyta (Hornworts) Phylum Bryophyta (Mosses). Plants without seeds.

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C22 Test Review

C22 Test Review. Study Guide Place these notes into your Biology Notebook. A biennial is smaller during its first growing season. Unlike a dicot, a monocot has parallel leaf veins. The number of seed leaves distinguishes two classes of angiosperms.

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Seedless Vascular Plants

Seedless Vascular Plants. What is a vascular plant?. A plant that contains vascular tissues such as xylem and phloem to transport water and minerals throughout the plant. Include: Ferns Club mosses Horsetails Whisk ferns. Ferns have true leaves, stems and roots.

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