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Classification of PLANTS

Classification of PLANTS

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Classification of PLANTS

Plant Kingdom

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Linnaean system of classification

Living organisms are classified into groups depending on their structure and characteristics.

The classification of species allows the subdivision of living organisms into smaller and more specialised groups.

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Non vascular

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Click the features of MOSSES

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Very small plants

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Reproduce by seeds

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Reproduce bt spores

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Have thin leaves

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Live in damp and shady places

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Click the features of FERNS

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Bigger plants than mosses which lives in shady places

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Reproduce by seeds

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Reproduce by spores

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Have leaves called fronds

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Spores grow at the back of fronds

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Click the features of CONIFERS

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Most of them grow into big trees

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Have leaves called waxy thin needles

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Reproduce by spores

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Reproduce by seeds

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Seeds produced in cones instead of flowers

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Click the features of FLOWERING PLANTS

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The flowering plants, also known as Angiospermae

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Most diverse group of plants

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Reproduce by spores in flowers and fruits

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Reproduce by seeds in flowers and fruits

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Example of flowering plant is watermelon

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Multiple Choice

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Which plant below would scientist group with watermelon plants?

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fern

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rose

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pine tree

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apple tree

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Multiple Choice

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Which of these is not a plant?
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evergreen
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flower
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wheat 
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mushroom

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Multiple Choice

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cycad
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conifer
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gnetophyte
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horsetail

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Which of the following is NOT true of mosses ?

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They are non-vascular

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They have roots, stems, and leaves

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They grow in moist places

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They are small and low-growing

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Multiple Choice

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Algea

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Flowering

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Non Flowering

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Multiple Choice

Using water from the soil, carbon dioxide from the air, and energy from the sun to make food

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classification

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xylem

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photosynthesis

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fertilization

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Multiple Choice

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The dots on the back of this fern plant are tiny reproductive cells called
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chloroplasts
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anthers
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spores
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ovaries

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Multiple Choice

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A student researches four plants that are in the same group. He sorts the plants into two smaller groups.

How does the student MOST LIKELY sort the plants?

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by seed size

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by flower shape

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by whether they have cones or flowers

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by whether they produce seeds or spores

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Multiple Choice

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Does the moss in this picture reproduce using seeds?

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yes

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no

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Multiple Choice

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Dogwood Tree

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Flowering

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Non Flowering

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A student draws two plants. How do the plants compare.

Select 3 answers.

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They are both coniferous plants.

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They both have stems and leaves.

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They reproduce in different ways.

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They get energy in different ways.

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They both use photosynthesis to make food.

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A student researches several plants. She then groups them according to their characteristics.

Which are MOST LIKELY the names of the plant groups.

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ferns, trees

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mosses, flowering plants

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spore producers, seed producers

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flowering plants, coniferous plants

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Multiple Choice

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Is a fern classified as a seed or non-seed plant?

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seed plant

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non-seed plant

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Classification of PLANTS

Plant Kingdom

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