Biology Project

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Biology Project
Made byChan Wing Hang
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Contents

• Non-flowering Plant
• No vascular tissues
• Without chlorophyll
• Fungi
• With chlorophyll
• Algae
• Bryophyte
• With vascular tissues
• Do not produce seeds
• Pteridophyte
• Produce seeds
• Gymnosperm

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• Flowering Plants(with vascular tissues)
• With oneseed-leaf
• Monocotyledonous Plant
• With twoseed-leaf
• Dicotyledonous Plant

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Non-flowering Plant

• Plants that do not produce flowers for
  reproduction

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Non-vascular plants

• Without vascular tissues(special tissues for
  transport)
• Often short and small(with some exceptions living
  in ocean)
• Often live in water or wet places

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Fungi

• No chlorophyll
• Simple plant body composed of thread-like
  hyphae(with differentiation into root, stem and
  leaf)
• Spores are commonly used for reproduction

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Algae

• Simple plant body without root, stem and
  leaf(but may have many forms e.g. unicellular,
  sheet-like, filaments, branched etc.)
• Plant body with chlorophyll, but may show
  different colors e.g.green, brown, red etc.(thus,
  there are green algae, brown algae, red algae
  etc.)
• Aquatic(I.e.live in water)

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Bryophyte

• Simple green plants with no true roots(may have
  stems and leaves as in moss.)
• Live in wet places

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Vascular plants

• Have vascular tissues(special tissues for
  transport)and thus have roots, stems and leaves
• Can grow to a tall and large plant
• Can live on dry land(of course still defend on
  soil water)

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Pteridophyte

• Vascular plants without seeds
• Spores are produced in sporangia associated with
  green leaves

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Gymnosperm

• Cones(not flowers)as reproductive
  structures(where spores are produced)
• Seeds are naked---not covered within fruit
• Needle-shaped leaves are common

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Flowering plants

• Flowers as reproductive structures(where spores
  are produces)
• Seeds are covered-enclosed within fruit
• Two main groups Monocotyledons and Dicotyledons

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Monocotyledonous Plant

• Embryo with one cotyledon
• Leaves have parallel veins
• Fibrous root system

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Dicotyledonous Plant

• Embryo with two cotyledons
• Leaves have net veins
• Tap root system

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