Bio20 - Kingdom Plantae *FINAL* Flashcards
What 3 characteristics are common to all plants?
- multicellular
- eukaryotic
- autotrophic
What are the 2 Phylums and Phyla in the Kingdom Plantae?
- Algae Phyla
- Phylum Bryophyta
- Phylum Tracheophyta
What are the 3 Phylums under Algae Phyla?
- Chlorophyta
- Rhodophyta
- Phacophyta
What are Chlorophytas?
green algae
What are Rhodophytas?
red algae
What are Phacophyta?
brown algae
Describe plants classified under Phylum Bryophyta and provide 2 examples.
- no vascular tissue
- must live in moist environments
ex. mosses and liverworts
Describe plants classified under Phylum Tracheophyta and provide 2 examples.
- have vascular tissue (system of tubes; roots, stems)
ex. divided into 3 classes
What are the 3 classes of Phylum Tracheophyta?
- Filicinae
- Gymnosperms
- Angiosperms
Describe Tracheophytes under class Filicinae and provide an example.
- no seeds, reproduce by spores
- have fronds
- have rhizomes (underground stem)
ex. ferns
Describe Tracheophytes under class Gymnosperms and provide an example.
- open seeds
ex. evergreens/conifers, pine, spruce
Describe Tracheophytes under class Angiosperm and provide an example.
- flowering plants
- covered seeds
- most dominant land plant
ex. deciduous trees; flowers, grasses, shrubs
What type of plants have 1 seed leaf (cotyledon)?
Monocots
What types of plants have 2 seed leaves (cotyledons)?
Dicots