1. Plant Classification
Jimmy Holton

2. Phylum Bryophyta Common name- Mosses Seedless nonvascular
Grow close to the ground, use rhizoid to anchor down, and don’t have true leaves.
Asexual reproduction,
Can grow just about anywhere with a little water
Sphagnum

3. Pictures of Bryophyta

4. Phylum Hepatophyta Common Name- Liverworts Seedless nonvascular
Look like lobes of liver flat on the ground
Can be leafy or thallose
Damp environment- wet rocks, greenhouse flowerpots, other areas with a lot of moisture
Asexual reproduction
Leafy or Thallose Liverworts

5. Pictures of heptaphyta

6. Phylum Anthocerophyta
Common Name- Hornworts
Seedless nonvascular
Grow low to the ground, body has flat lobed appearance
Found in tropical rain forests and along streams around the world
Asexual reproduction
Cretaceous (Maastrichtian)

7. Pictures of Anthocerophyta

8. Lycophyta Club mosses Seedless vascular
Highly flammable spores, small and tree like
Moist, wet wooded area
Sexual reproduction
Princess Pines, Lycopodium

9. Pictures of Lycophyta

10. Pterophyta Ferns Seedless vascular
Mostly smaller type plants, have single vein leaves
Shaded and moist wooded areas
Sexual reproduction
Whisk Ferns,

11. Pictures of Pterophyta

12. Cyadophyta Cycads Cone-bearing seed plants
Similar to palms, shrub like, mostly smaller than palms
Tropics and sub tropics
Sexual reproduction
Sago Palm, Cycas Revolutae

13. Pictures of Cycadophyta

14. Ginkophyta Ginkgoes Cone bearing seed plants
Fan shaped leaves, tall and skinny
Can grow in any temperate climate
Sexual reproduction
Ginkgo Biloba (only species left)

15. Pictures of Ginkophyta

16. Conifrophyta Conifers Cone bearing seed plants
Evergreens, grow year round in mountainous areas, can grow quickly
Sexual reproduction
Pines, Redwoods, and Cedar

17. Pictures of Coniferophyta

18. Anthophyta Flowering plants Flowering seed plants
Have flowers or fruits, vascular system, fruit that is edible for us to eat
Can be warm or cold climate
Sexual reproduction
Apple Trees, Peach Trees, and Orange Trees

19. Pictures of Anthophyta