No conducting tissue, Small and simple and No true roots

Conducting tissue, Big and complex and True roots

No conducting tissue, Big and complex andTrue roots

No conducting tissue, True roots ( rhizome ) and Large leaves called Fronds

Conducting tissue, True roots ( rhizome ) and Large leaves called Rizoide

Conducting tissue, True roots ( rhizome ) and Large leaves called Fronds

Humid enviroments and No sun

Dry enviroments and No sun

Dry enviroments and a lot of sun

Seeds in cones, the cones close and they don´t fall to the ground and Coniferns : pines, firs and crypresses

Seeds in fruits, the cones opens and they fall to the ground and Coniferns : pines, firs and crypresses

Seeds in cones, the cones opens and they fall to the ground and Fruits like watermelons, apples and lemons

Seeds in cones, the cones opens and they fall to the ground and Coniferns : pines, firs and crypresses

Seeds in a cone, The fruit protects the seed, Large variety and no different sizes and Examples: Oak trees and tullips

Seeds in a fruit, The fruit protects the seed, Large variety and different sizes and Examples: Oak trees and tullips

Seeds in a fruit, The fruit don´t protects the seed, Large variety and different sizes and Examples: Oak trees and tullips

Seeds in a fruit, The fruit protects the seed, Large variety and different sizes and Examples: pine trees and crypeers

Absorb water and minerals from the soil, Store food reserves, like carrots and Anchor the plant to the soil

Absorb water and minerals from the soil, Store substances reserves, like Vitamin D and Anchor the plant to the soil

Absorb water and minerals from the soil, Store food reserves, like carrots and Separe the plant to the soil

Keep the plant horizontal and support it, Transport substances throught the conducting tissues

Keep the plant vertical and support it, Can´t transport substances throught the conducting tissues

Keep the plant vertical and support it, Transport substances throught the conducting tissues

Blade

Petiole

Leaf sheath

Leaf support

Apical bud

Absortion

Transport

Photosynthesis

Cellular respiration

Gas exchange

Plants can move freely but they can´t make movements

Plants can´t move freely but they can make movements

Plants can move freely and they can make movements

Nastic movements

Goring movements

Tropism movements

Damot movements

Are responses to external stimuli, It´s a permanent change in direction that plant grows

Are responses to external stimuli, It´s a temporal change in direction that plant grows

Are responses to external stimuli, It´s a permanent change in direction that sun goes

Light ( Phototropism )

Water ( Hydrotropism )

Gravity ( Geotripsm )

Contact ( Thigmotropism )

Heat ( Thermotropism )

Temporary when the stimuli stop

Permanent

Temporary when the plant move

Light ( Photonasty )

Chemical substances ( Chemonasty )

Temperature ( Thermonasty )

Gravity( Geonasty )

Contact ( Seismonasty )

Asexual = inolves one progenitor. Individuals are identical to it

Sexual = inolves one progenitor. Individuals are identical to it

Asexual = inolves two reproductive organs ( male and female )

Sexual =inolves two reproductive organs ( male and female )

Sexual reproduction

Asexual reproduction

Both

Capsule and spores

Fruit and seeds

Capsule and seeds

Fruit and spores

Sori

Sporagium

Spore

Sporens

Fronds and Statment

Leaf and Sori

Bastil and Statment

Pollination

Fertilization

Germination

Embriotyc development

Hypelition