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    Classification of

    Plants
    Flowering and non flowering
    plants
    Plants

    Non
    Flowering
    Flowering

    Mono Di
    cotyledo cotyledo Mosses Ferns Conifers
    ns ns
    Non Flowering Plants

     Microscopic plants, ferns and moss among them.


    • These plants vary in shape, size and colour.
    • They have higher level of adaptability to the
    environment.
    • They do not produce flowers and fruits.
    Flowering plants
     Flowering plants are the largest group within the plant
    kingdom.
     Sunflower, rose, hibiscus etc. are some of the examples
     twogroups: monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous
    based on the structure of roots, leaves, flowers and
    seeds.
    Activity1 : Complete the flow chart

    Flowering
    plants
    Plants that produce
    flowers, seeds and
    fruits

    …………
    …………….
    ……
    Flowering plants

     Flowering plants are the largest group within the plant kingdom.
     Sunflower, rose, hibiscus etc. are some of the examples
     two groups: monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous based on
    the structure of roots, leaves, flowers and seeds.

    Non Flowering Plants


     Microscopic plants, ferns and moss among them.
     • These plants vary in shape, size and colour.
     • They have higher level of adaptability to the environment.
     • They do not produce flowers and fruits.
    Activity1 : Complete the flow chart

    Flowering plants
    Plants that produce
    flowers, seeds and
    fruits

    Mono - Di -
    Cotyledons
    One cotyledon in seed Cotyledons
    Straw shaped leaves. Two cotyledons in seed,
    Broad Leaves with Branching
    Fibrous root system Veins
    Tap root system

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