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Plant diversity Heba Al-Tamimi 

Review Domain Archea Eubacteria Eukarya Protista Fungi Plants Animals

Plant kingdom Non-Vascular Ph.Hepatophyta Marchantia Vascular Seedless plants Ph. polypodiophyta fern seed plants Gymnosperms Ph . Pinophyta Pinus Angiosperms Ph.Magnoliophyta Monocots Zea maize Dicots Capsella

s Archegoniophore Antheridiophore

Phylum Hepatophyta Marchantia

Plants Non-Vascular Ph.Hepatophyta Marchantia Vascular Seedless plants Ph. polypodiophyta fern seed plants Gymnosperms Ph . Pinophyta Pinus Angiosperms Ph .Magnoliophyta Monocot Zea maize Dicot Capsella

Phylum Hepatophyta (liverworts) E.x : Marchantia No true roots, No vascular tissues (no transport) Simple stems & leaves Have rhizoids (root like)

Asexual Reproduction Gametophyte has tiny cup shaped structures called gemmae cups

Sexual Reproduction Antheridiophore Archegoniophore

In this lab Archegoniophore Antheridiophore Sporophyta Gemmae cups

Fern

Plants Non-Vascular Ph.Hepatophyta Marchantia Vascular Seedless plants Ph. polypodiophyta fern seed plants Gymnosperms Ph . Pinophyta Pinus Angiosperms Magnoliophyta Monocot Zea maize Dicot Capsella

A leaf (finely divided into small parts) Phylum Polypodiophyta (ferns) A leaf (finely divided into small parts) root

Phylum Polypodiophyta (ferns) ferns have vascular tissues Ferns are very leafy; leaves arise from an underground stem (rhizome) Each leaf consists of a stalk and a blade that is subdivided into pinnae (leaflets) Sori :clusters of sporangia

Fern Sorus and sporangium

Fertilization

In this lab

Gymnosperms Pine tree

Plant Non-Vascular Ph.Hepatophyta Marchantia Vascular Seedless plants Ph. polypodiophyta fern seed plants Gymnosperms Ph . Pinophyta Pinus Angiosperms Magnoliophyta Monocot Zea maize Dicot Capsella

Phylum Pinophyta (Pinus) Naked seeds in female cones Heterospory (2 types of spores ) needle-shaped leaves vascular tissue

Female cones Male cones Megaspororangium Microspororangium Pollen grain megasporophyll microsporophyll ovule

Pinus seed Embryonic leaf Seed food Embryonic stem Embryonic root Seed coat Embryonic leaf

In this lab

angiosperms

Plant Non-Vascular Ph.Hepatophyta Marchantia Vascular Seedless plants Ph. polypodiophyta fern seed plants Gymnosperms Ph . Pinophyta Pinus Angiosperms Ph. Magnoliophyta Monocot Zea maize Dicot Capsella

angiosperms Known as flowering plants Produce reproductive structures called flowers and fruits Produce seeds that are enclosed in ovaries (fruit) Includes phylum Magnoliophyta

Characteristics of Monocots . one cotyledon leaves have parallel veins . e.g. zea maize

Characteristics of Dicot . Seeds with two cotyledons . leaves have veins in network . e.g. Capsella

In this lab

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