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Butterwort: Carnivorous
PLANT
CLASSIFICATION
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
I.
GENERAL TERMINOLOGY
A. TISSUE TYPES
1. Herbaceous* soft green tissue
* dies off in winter
HERBACEOUS EXAMPLES
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
A.
Tissue Types
2. Woody
* produces wood
* continual growth year after year
WOODY EXAMPLES
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
I.
General Terminology
B. LEAVES
1. Deciduous
* leafless during a portion of the year
DECIDUOUS EXAMPLES
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
I. General Terminology
B. Leaves
2. EVERGREEN
* holds leaves throughout year
EVERGREEN EXAMPLES
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
I.
General Terminology
C. Life Cycles
1. Annual
*complete life cycle in 1 year
* “seed to seed”
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
I.
General Terminology
C. Life Cycles
2. Biennial:
* complete life cycle in 2 years
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
I.
General Terminology
C. Life Cycles
3. Perennial: grows indefinitely from
year to year
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
II. Scientific Plant Classification
A. Kingdom Plantae
1. Nonvascular Plants
* lack tubes for transport of water and
nutrients
* small size, lack flowers, moist habitats
* mosses, liverworts, hornworts
MOSS
Liverwort
Hornwort
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
II. Scientific Plant Classification
A. Kingdom Plantae
2. Vascular Plants:
* contain tubes for water and nutrient
transport
* XYLEM and PHLOEM tissue
VASCULAR EXAMPLES
Kingdom Plantae
Non vascular
Vascular
Lack vascular system
Small size
Spore plants
Lack true stems, roots, leaves, flowers
1st land plants—400MYA
Seed Plants
SEED PLANTS
GYMNOSPERMS
• “naked seed”
• Pines, firs, spruce
• Conifers
ANGIOSPERMS
* enclosed seed
in ovary (fruit)
* flowering plants
ANGIOSPERMS
MONOCOTS
DICOTS
MONOCOTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Flowers in petals of 3 (3, 6, 9…)
Veins in leaf parallel
Roots fibrous and shallow
Stem tissue unorganized/sprinkled
throughout
50,000 species: corn, banana, wheat, rye,
grass, bamboo, orchid
DICOTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Flowers petals in 4’s or 5’s
Veins in leaf branched
Roots: taproot, deep
Stem tissue: organized
200,000 species: peanut, bean, carrot, rose,
potato, melon, apple
Journal Entry # 1 1-27-16
“Plant Classification”
Find 4 species examples for each of the following using
Hadley’s seed catalogs. SHOW ME WHEN DONE!!
1.
Herbaceous
2.
Woody
3.
Deciduous
4.
Evergreen
5.
Annual
6.
7.
Biennial (2
Perennial
ONLY)
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