Introduction to Plants

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Lydia131  on January 19, 2012

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Introduction to Plants

Characteristics of Plants
* plants are multicellular
* they are eukaryotes
* membrane- bound organelle
* nucleus
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Characteristics of Plants * plants are multicellular
* they are eukaryotes
* membrane- bound organelle
* nucleus
Plants Life Cycle 1 Sporophyte- plants make spores that are genetically identical to the parent plant
Plants Life Cycle 2 Gametophyte- plants reproduce gametes
Female game-eggs/Male game-sperm
New Plant to Repro. a sperm cell must fuse with, or fertilize an egg. The fertilized egg can grow into a sporophyte
Cell Wall * supports and protects the plant cell
* determines size and shape
Carbohydrate the main component of plant wells and walls
Vacuole plant contains the vacuole. If vacuole losses water, the plant begins to wilt.
Photosynthesis the process the plants and other organisms use to convert solar energy to chemical energy / occurs in an organelle called chloroplast
Chlorophyll green pigment that captures energy from sunlight
Plants Grouped 1} nonvascular
2} vascular
Vascular System tube like tissues that transport water, nutrients, and other materials/ allows plants to grow large
Nonvascualr Plants water moves from the environment and throughout the plant by diffusion
Vascualr Plants have a vascular system
1} root system
2} shoot system
Root system made of roots and other underground structures
Shoot System above ground structures
ex. stems, leaves, flowers
3 main- Vascular Plants roots
stems
leaves
Rhizod nonvascular structure that help mosses attach to surfaces and help plants get water and nutrients
Ferns have roots and rhizomes that help them spread
Rhizomes underground stems from which new leaves and roots grow
Seed a plant embryo enclosed in a protective coating
Pollen tiny structure in which sperm forms
Gymhosperms plants that produce seeds that are not enclosed in a fruit
Cyads produce seeds in a large woody structure called cones that grow in a thick trunk
Angiosperms vascular plants that produce flowers and fruits that surround and protect seeds
Speals cover and protect the flower while it is growing
Stamen male- repro. structure made up of an anther which produces pollen
female- pistil is the repro. structure seed which develops in the ovary at the base of the pistil
Medicines modern medicines are derived from chemicals found in the plants

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