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    NAME: DATE:

    FLOWERING VS NON-FLOWERING PLANTS


    We learned that different plants have different outer parts.
    Most of them are found with flowers, while not many are non-
    flowering plants. When we use flowering as the rule to tell
    them apart, we can group these plants into 2 large groups,
    which are flowering and non-flowering plants.

    BambooLily Moss Orchid


    Adenium Dracaena Areca nut Lemonglass
    Staghorn fern Hibicus Palm
    Waterclover Cycadales Horsetails

    FLOWERING NON-FLOWERING
    PLANT PLANT
    Flowering vs Non-Flowering plants

    Answer the question:

    1. How important are flowers to plants?

    2. What are the differences between flowering and non-


    flowering plants?

    3. Do you think non-flowering plants can reproduce?


    Difference Between
    Monocotyledon and Dicotyledon

    The monocotyledonous The dicotyledonous embryos


    embryos have a single cotyledon have a pair of cotyledons

    They have a fibrous root system They have a tap root system

    Leaves in monocots have Leaves in dicots have


    parallel venation reticulate or net venation

    In monocot flowers, the The count of parts


    count of parts of the in a dicot flower is
    flower is a multiple of a multiple of four
    three or equal to three or five or equal to
    four or five
    Monocotyledon and Dicotyledon

    Tick ( ) the correct statements.


    Cross ( ) the incorrect ones and correct them.

    Examples of monocots are moss, vegetable fern,bamboo, and lemongrass.

    Banana, sugar cane, and coconut are monocots.

    Leaf veins of dicots are net-like.

    Taproots are the type of root that found in monocots

    Flowers of dicots have three or multiples of three petals


    Monocotyledon and Dicotyledon
    Observing the outer parts of plants
    Picture Types of root Stem Leaf Group

    Classify monocotyledon or Dicotyledon


    Jackfruit Mango Galangal Sugar cane Banana
    Ivy gourd Chili Sunflower Lime Coconut
    Tamarind Watermelon Lemongras Tomato Grass
    Conclusion
    Monocotyledon and Dicotyledon
    Let’s draw a conclusion about monocotyledon and dicotyledon
    Monocotyledon
    Seed Types of root Stem Leaf Group

    Dicotyledon
    Seed Types of root Stem Leaf Group

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