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Food Products Vegetables (non-reproductive parts) Vegetables (non-reproductive parts)

Food Products Fruits Fruits Food from ovaries of flowers Food from ovaries of flowers

Food Products Nuts Nuts Walnut, almond Walnut, almond Legumes Legumes Soy, green bean, peanut Soy, green bean, peanut

Adaptation to Land Cuticle Cuticle Waxy, waterproof barrier prevents evaporation Waxy, waterproof barrier prevents evaporation Stoma Stoma Gas exchange Gas exchange

Adaptation to Land Seeds Seeds Embryo + food + seed coat Embryo + food + seed coat Provides post- germination energy May include dispersal mechanisms

Transport Vascular tissue Vascular tissue

Transport Xylem

Transport Phloem Source  Sink Spring Roots  Meristems Summer Leaves  Flowers, fruits, roots

Plant Phylogeny

Mosses No cuticle No cuticle No vascular system No vascular system No seeds No seeds

Ferns Cuticle Cuticle Vascular system Vascular system No seeds No seeds

Gymnosperms Cuticle Cuticle Vascular system Vascular system Seeds (from cones) Seeds (from cones)

Angiosperms Cuticle Cuticle Vascular system Vascular system Seeds (from flowers) Seeds (from flowers)

Stems Transport between roots and leaves Transport between roots and leaves Elevation of flowers and leaves Elevation of flowers and leaves

Primary Growth

Secondary Growth Vascular cambium produces new xylem and phloem Xylem Phloem VascularCambium

Secondary Growth VC X X P P X P X P X X P P X P X X X P P X P X X P P X X X P P X X PP X

VASCULAR CAMBIUM OLDEST PHLOEM NEWEST PHLOEM OLDEST XYLEM NEWEST XYLEM XYLEM PHLOEM VASCULAR CAMBIUM

2 o Growth Xylem Phloem Springwood Springwood Summerwood Summerwood

Monocots & Dicots Monocotyledons Cereal crops, grasses, palm trees Cereal crops, grasses, palm trees One seed leaf One seed leafDicotyledons Beans, roses, cactuses, most trees Beans, roses, cactuses, most trees Two seed leaves Two seed leaves

Leaves Function Function Photosynthesis Photosynthesis Structure Structure Mesophyll Mesophyll Vein Vein Xylem on top Xylem on top Phloem on bottom Phloem on bottom