1. PLANT KINGDOM

2. Classification Plant Kingdom Angiosperms “hardwoods”
Ferns
Gymnosperms
Plants that produce cones
“evergreens”
“softwoods”
“conifers”
Liverworts
Mosses
Angiosperms “hardwoods”
Plants that produce
flowers and fruit
Dicots
Most angiosperms are dicots.
Monocots

3. Gymnosperms

4. Angiosperms

7. Other Botany terms
Monoecious: a plant that has both male and female reproductive organs on the same plant
Examples: Live oak, longleaf pine

8. Dioecious: plants that have separate male and female plants
Dioecious: plants that have separate male and female plants. Male organs on one plant, female organs on another plant
Examples: Yaupon holly, American holly, wax myrtle

9. Ornamental plants are those planted in landscaping to look nice.
Ex. Bradford pear, crepe myrtle
Do not collect these for your project!

10. Leaf Arrangement Opposite: A pair of leaves is attached at a node.
Whorled: Three or more
leaves are attached at
a node.
Alternate: A single leaf
is attached at a node.

11. Compound Leafs

12. Compound Leafs

13. Compound Leafs

16. Venation

17. Variation