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    The document discusses plant habits and life spans, gymnosperms and their characteristics, examples of monocot and dicot plants, and differences between monocots and dicots. It provides examples of shrubs, trees, annuals, perennials, gymnosperm groups, monocot and dicot plants, and compares features of monocots and dicots such as flower parts, cotyledons, vascular bundles, leaf venation, and root systems.

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    Genevieve Aira Baylon Science 2-1

    1. Plants according to Habits and Life span.

    Habits Life span

    Shrubs Annuals Tree

    - Lemon - Cosmos
    - Tulsi - Strawflower

    Trees PERENNIALS TREE

    - Mango - Maple Tree


    - Coconut - Pine tree

    2. Groups of Gymnosperm and its Characteristics

    GINKGOS GNETUMS CYCADS PINE GROUP

    - Have naked - Presence of - An - Thick bark


    seeds not vessels in unbranched and possess
    enclosed in an stems. central stem. needle-like
    ovary. leaves and
    hardened
    cones.
    - Deciduous trees - Decussate - Crowns of
    baring leaves, pinnate large pinnately
    distinctive fan- leaf veins. compound
    shaped leaves. leaves and by
    cones typically
    borne at the
    ends of the
    branches.
    3. 4 examples of monocot and dicot plants

    Monocot Plants Dicot Plants


     Banana
     Watermelon
     Bamboo
     Potato
     Tulips
     Orchids  Apples
     Carrots

    Difference between a Monocot and Dicot

    Type of Type of Number of Arrangement of Types of leaf venation Types of root system
    flowering flower Cotyledon vascular bundles
    plant

    M
    O - 3 - 1 - Circular - Parallel - Network of
    N part pattern Venation fibrous
    O s or roots.
    C pet
    O als.
    T

    D
    - 4 or
    I 5 - 2 - Around a - Reticulate - Tap root
    pet ring of venation system
    C als. cambium.
    O

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