KINGDOM PLANTAE |
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multicellular (made of many cells), |
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they use chlorophyll to make their own food, |
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they cannot move about, |
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and their cells are specialized for different tasks such as support of the plant or transport of nutrients. |
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Contains mostly green, multicellular organisms |
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Cells are of various types and form special organs |
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Organs assist in the production of food and reproduction of the plant |
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Members of the five phyla can be distinguished by |
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Where they live |
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Their color |
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Whether or not they have an internal transport system for carrying food materials |
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Live mostly in cool seawater |
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Contain gold and green pigments that give them a brown color |
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Those living in shallow waters have root-like organs (holdfasts) |
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Have stem-like organs (stipes) and leaf-like organs (blades) |
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Provide food and shelter for numerous ocean animals |
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Usually live in warm tropical seawater |
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Sometimes they live deep in the water (up to 200 meters) |
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They are red because they have a red pigment |
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The red absorbs the blue light that penetrates deep into the ocean (allowing photosynthesis to occur to make their own food) |
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Gelatin substitutes and other foods are obtained from this phylum |
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Show the most variety |
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Live on surfaces and near the shores of oceans |
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Found on the surfaces of fresh water |
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On land, they cover the surfaces that receive sunlight and stay damp |
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They are green, store food and have cell walls (this makes them the most like land plants |
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Have no transport system in their bodies to carry materials |
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Small green plants that live only in moist places |
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Rarely grow larger than 15 centimeters |
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25,000 different kinds of byophytes exist |
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Most common are mosses |
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and liverworts |
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Have vessels that transport food, water, and minerals to all parts of the plant body |
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Classes of Tracheophytes | ![]() |
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Those that have no seeds- FERNS | ![]() |
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Gymnosperms are naked seed plants. Seeds are NOT enclosed in an ovary. Example: CONE-BEARING PLANTS such as a pine tree with cones. | ![]() |
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Angiosperms are flowering plants. They are the only plants with flowers and fruits. Produce seeds covered by an ovary that develops into a fruit. An example is apple, pear, peach and plum trees. | ![]() |
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Two types of Angiosperms: | ![]() |
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Monocots | ![]() |
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Dicots | ![]() |