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Title: Plant Biology


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Plant Biology
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Plants Are
  • Multicellular
  • Eukaryotes
  • Autotrophs (Producers)
  • Non-motile (dont move)
  • ALIVE

3
Plants Need
  • Sunlight- to make food
  • Water and Minerals from the soil
  • CO2 for photosynthesis
  • O2 for cellular respiration

4
The First Plants
  • Lived in the water
  • Flourished in an atmosphere made mostly of CO2
  • Evolved from multicellular green algae

5
Early Land Plants
  • Looked like mosses
  • Grew in swampy areas
  • Began to adapt to life independent of a watery
    environment.

6
Plants Today
  • Are divided into four groups
  • Flowering plants, cone bearing plants, ferns and
    mosses.

7
Bryophytes
  • Non-vascular plants (lack xylem and phloem)
  • Include mosses, liverworts, hornworts, etc.
  • Found in moist shaded places
  • Oldest land plants

8
Human Uses of Mosses
  • Sphagnum- absorbant- used to dry ground and burnt
    as fuel
  • Peat Moss- used in gardens to retain water and
    also burnt as fuel

9
Peat Moss is thought to be the largest living
organism on earth.
10
Non-vascular Plants mosses, liverworts, etc
11
Seedless Vascular Plants
  • Ferns horsetails.
  • Have vascular tissue xylem and phloem
  • Have true roots, stem and leaves
  • Reproduce using spores as opposed to seeds.

12
Two Types of Vascular Tissue
  • Xylem- carries water from roots to leaves
  • Phloem- carries food made in leaves by
    photosynthesis to cells in stem and roots.

13
Three parts of Vascular Plants
  • Roots- absorb water minerals, anchor plant
  • Stem- supports leaves, conducts water and food
  • Leaves- photosynthetic part of plants.

14
External Parts of Vascular Plants
15
Seed Plants
  • Include Gymnosperms (cone bearing plants) and
    Angiosperms (flowering plants)
  • Plants that do not depend on water for
    reproduction

16
Adaptations to Be Free of Water
  • Flowers or cones to transfer seeds
  • Pollen to pass on sex cells
  • Seeds to protect embryonic (baby) plant

17
Parts of a Seed
  • Seed coat- surrounds and protects the embryo
  • Endosperm- built in food supply
  • Embryo- baby plant

18
The Three Parts of a Seed
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Seed Germination
  • When a seed leaves its dormant state and begins
    to grow
  • Must have right conditions to start water,
    temp,light, and O2 .

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Seed Survival Depends on
  • Age of seed- older less chance
  • Where it lands good soil, rocky soil, sand,
    etc.)
  • How deep the seed is planted
  • How is water supply?
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