plant groups
Explain non vascular plants
Lacking specialized vessels.
Explain Seeds
A flowering plants unit of reproduction capable of developing into another such plant.
Explain monocots
A type of flowering plant characterized by having one embryonic leaf.
Explain seedless vascular
Land plants with internal plumbing.
Explain roots
The underground part of a plant that anchors it.
Explain diocot
A type of flowering plant characterized by seeds with two cotyledons.
Explain seed plants
Broken up into two groups gymnosperms and angiosperms.
Explain Sprout
A shoot of a plant.
Explain vascular bundles.
Scattered like grass with a circular base, the inside is the inner bark and the outside is the outer bark.
Explain Gymnosperms
naked seeds often cones.
Explain a grown plant.
A mature plant that has established organism that has developed roots, stems, leaves and can produce its own food.
Explain leaf veins
Paralell leaf with netted veins.
Explain Angiosperms
Seeds in closed in flowers/fruits.
Explain seeds falling
Seeds falling is a natural part of seed dispersal primarily using gravity.
Explain flower parts
Comes in multiples of three for monocot and for diocot by multiples of 4 or 5