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Title: Plants


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Plants
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  • All plants are multicellular
  • All plants are eukaryotes
  • All plants have a cell wall

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  • All plants are autotrophs
  • They produce energy through the process called
    photosynthesis
  • The formula for photosynthesis is
  • 6CO26H2Osunlight -gtC6H12O6 6O2

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  • There are two main types of plants, non-vascular
    and vascular

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  • Non vascular plants do not have vascular tissue
    to carry the nutrients and water throughout the
    plant
  • They must live in water or moist surroundings
  • They are usually small and grow close to the
    ground
  • They do not have roots

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  • Mosses, hornworts and liverworts are examples of
    nonvascular plants

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Hornworts, Liverworts and Mosses
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  • Vascular plants have vascular tissue
  • Vascular tissue is small tubes inside the plant
    that transport food and water through the plant

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  • There are two types of vascular tissue, phloem
    and xylem
  • Xylem moves water and nutrients from the roots up
    to the plant.
  • Phloem moves nutrients produced by photosynthesis
    down from the leaves to the rest of the plant

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  • Plants have three main organs

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  • Leaves

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  • Stems

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  • Roots

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  • The leaves function is to capture sunlight and
    perform photosynthesis
  • The stems function is to support the plant and
    provide a place through which water and nutrients
    move
  • The roots anchor the plant to the soil and absorb
    water and nutrients from the soil

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  • All plants have sexual reproduction
  • Some plant have flowers, others do not
  • Plants that do not have flowers are called
    Gymnosperms
  • Conifers, ginkgos and cycads are examples of
    Gymnosperms

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  • Conifers

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  • Giant sequoia

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  • Gingko

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  • cycad

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  • Plants that have flowers are called Angiosperms

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Angiosperm
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  • Flowers have male and female parts
  • The male part is called the stamen
  • The stamen is made of the anther and the filament
  • The anther produces pollen

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  • Pollen is sometimes spread by birds, bats,
    insects or wind

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Bee
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Hummingbird
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  • The female part is called the pistil
  • It is made of the stigma, style and the ovary
  • Inside the ovary are ovules which when
    fertilized, will mature into seeds

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  • All living things on Earth are dependent on
    plants for their existence.
  • We depend on them for food and for oxygen
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