STEMS  TYPES OF STEMS 1-Herbaceous- Annual plants -Vivacious plant 2-Ligneous-Trees –Shrubs - Bushes 3-Under ground-Rhizomes –Tubers- Bulbs 4-Succulent.

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STEMS  TYPES OF STEMS 1-Herbaceous- Annual plants -Vivacious plant 2-Ligneous-Trees –Shrubs - Bushes 3-Under ground-Rhizomes –Tubers- Bulbs 4-Succulent stem

They do not have developed ligneous stiffened structures they are generally frail Herbaceous Ligneous They have developed rigid stiffened structures.

Plants with ligneous stems,with a superior height of five meters. Trees Shrubs Are those plants with ligneous stems,from one to five tall.in this case,branching begins at soil level

Bushes Ligneous plant shorter than one meter tall. Succulent stem They become very fat because of water accumulation.

plant with a year lifetime.weeds generally belong to this group. Annual plants Vivacious plant Plant with aerial stems lasting a single season,but keeping underground structures form which new stems spring again next season.

- Under ground RhizomesTubers Bulbs

Stems support the leaves,flowers and.fruits 2-Stems transport water,minerals and sugars to leaves and root. Function

Adaptations of stems 1- adaptations of aerial stems A_Photosynthetic Adaptations of stems 1- adaptations of aerial stems A_Photosynthetic

B_Succulent stems

C- Climbing-support Tendril-Grape vine

Storage ( Rhizome ) Gingiber(zingiber) 2-Adaptations of Under ground stems

Storage-Corm Crocus