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What makes a Plant a Plant? Plant Characteristics How are Plants Classified

Plant Characteristics They make their own food Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll Chlorophyll absorbs energy from the sun Plants use the energy to make food - glucose (sugar) Process is called Photosynthesis

Chloroplasts:

Plant Characteristics Plants Have a Cuticle

What is a Cuticle? A waxy layer that coats the surface of stems, leaves, and other plant parts exposed to the air. Keeps plants from drying out.

Plant Characteristics Plant Cells have Cell Walls

What is a Cell Wall a plant cell is surrounded by a rigid cell wall outside of the cell membrane helps support and protect the plant

Plant Characteristics Plants reproduce with spores and sex cells there are two stages in a plants life: sporophyte gametophyte

What is a Sporophyte? A plant in the spore producing stage of life. Spores can grow directly into an adult plant

What is a Gametophyte? The stage in a plant’s life where it produces male and female sex cells.

More on Gametophytes Male and female sex cells must join in order to grow into a new plant. This is called Fertilization.

How are Plants Classified? There are more than 260,000 species of plants. They can be divided into two groups: Nonvascular Vascular

How are Plants Classified? Nonvascular Plants: have no pipes to transport water and nutrients depend on diffusion and osmosis to move material from one part of the plant to another They have to be small: mosses, liverworts

Liverwort:

How are Plants Classified? Vascular Plants Have tissues that deliver needed materials throughout a plant - called vascular tissues. Can be almost any size. Are divided into gymnosperms and angiosperms

How are Plants Classified? Gymnosperms -- non-flowering plants Angiosperms -- flowering plants

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