TAXONOMIC CHARACTERS OF PLANTS Group

Activity Objective : To identify the plants characteristics and their development towards their environment. To identify the Plants system according to their structure. To give more understanding on how they adapt in their habitat.

Stem Habit Types: Ascending Root Types: Fibrous Leaf Bases: Oblique Leaf Apices: Acute Leaf Shapes: Lanceolate Leaf Arrangement is Opposite Leaf Type: Simple Leaf Stem and Buds: PLANT A -Flowering Plant -Monocot -Its growth is primary only

Plant B -Flowering Plant -Monocot -Primary Growth only Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Tuberous Leaf Bases: Leaf Apices: Acuminate Leaf Shapes: Leaf Arrangement: Equitant Leaf Type: Stems and Buds: Axillary Bud Leaf Structure: Trichomes

Plant C -4 leaf arrangement -Primary and Secondary Growth Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Fibrous Leaf Bases: Oblique Leaf Apices: Acute Leaf Shapes: Lanceolate Leaf Arrangement: Whorled Leaf Type: Single Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant D -Flowering Plant -Dicot -Primary and Secondary growth Stem Habit Types: Ascending Root Types: Taproot Leaf Bases: Oblique Leaf Apices: Acute Leaf Shapes: Lanceolate Leaf Arrangement: Alternate Leaf Type: Single Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant E -Primary Growth only Stem Habit Types: Ascending Root Types: Fibrous Leaf Bases: Oblique Leaf Apices: Acute Leaf Shapes: Acuminate Leaf Arrangement: Whorled Leaf Type: Single Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant F Stem Habit Types: Ascending Root Types: Fibrous Leaf Bases: Leaf Apices: Leaf Shapes: Linear Leaf Arrangement: Whorled Leaf Type: Single Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant G Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Leaf Bases: Auriculate Leaf Apices: Acute Leaf Shapes: Cordate like leaf Leaf Arrangement: Leaf Type: Single Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant H Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Fibrous Leaf Bases: Auriculate Leaf Apices: Acute Leaf Shapes: Cordate Leaf Arrangement: Alternate Leaf Type: Single Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant I Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Buttress Leaf Bases: Oblique Leaf Apices: Obtuse Leaf Shapes: Ovate Leaf Arrangement: Leaf Type: Compound Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant J Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Fibrous Leaf Bases: Rounded Leaf Apices: Aristate Leaf Shapes: Linear Leaf Arrangement: Equitant Leaf Type: Palmate Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant K Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Tuberous Leaf Bases: Leaf Apices: Acuminate Leaf Shapes: Leaf Arrangement: Equitant Leaf Type: Stems and Buds: Axillary Bud Leaf Structure: Trichomes

Plant L Stem Habit Types: Ascending Root Types: Fibrous Leaf Bases: Acute Leaf Apices: Aristate Leaf Shapes: Linear Leaf Arrangement: Whorled Leaf Type: Single Leaf Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant M Stem Habit Types: Root Types: Tubrous Leaf Bases: Acute Leaf Apices: Aristate Leaf Shapes: Linear Leaf Arrangement: Whorled Leaf Type: Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Plant N Stem Habit Types: Procumbent Root Types: Aerial Leaf Bases: Sagitate Leaf Apices: Acuminate Leaf Shapes: Leaf Arrangement: Leaf Type: Stems and Buds: Leaf Structure:

Expectation Plants lives according to their environments features like water, soil, even human can help them adapt. Plants are one of the most important part of ecosystem they produce oxygen for the community and receive carbon dioxide and nutrients from dead bodies,too. Plants live for millions of years and they are also evolving on their environment to increase their capability of growing and producing plants for next more generation.

Group MEMBERS: Patrick Genetiano Adam Asuncion Justine Agonos Martin Larcena Mikha Joshua Marino