1. Plants

2. Plant Classification
Kingdom
Phylum
Class

3. Non Seeded Plants Mosses and Ferns Algae
Reproduce using spores instead of seeds
Algae
simple plants that can range
from the microscopic to large
seaweeds such as giant kelp
more than one hundred feet in length.

4. Seeded Plants Angiosperms- flowering plants
“angi” = enclosed sperma= “seed”
seeds are enclosed in a fruit
Examples: grasses, tulips, oaks, dandelions
Divided into two main groups: Monocots & Dicots
Gymnosperms- cone bearing plants
“gymno” = bare sperma= “seed”
seeds grow on cones
needle like leaves
usually stay green year round
Examples: pine trees & evergreens

5. Angiosperm Seeds MONOCOT DICOT Scientific name : Phaseolus lunatus
[blue]
[green]
[brown]
[red]
[yellow]
[green]
[blue]
[red]
[yellow]
Scientific name : Zea Mays
Examples: grass, wheat, palms, bananas, lily
Scientific name : Phaseolus lunatus
Examples: peanut, peas, apples, roses,
cactus

6. Angiosperm Seeds MONOCOT DICOT Scientific name : Phaseolus lunatus
[blue]
[green]
[brown]
[red]
[yellow]
[green]
[blue]
[red]
[yellow]
Scientific name : Zea Mays
Examples: grass, wheat, palms, bananas, lily
Scientific name : Phaseolus lunatus
Examples: peanut, peas, apples, oak tree,
roses, cactus

7. GERMINATION
MONOCOT
DICOT

8. ROOTS DICOT MONOCOT Fibrous Roots [orange] Tap root [yellow]
Secondary roots [purple]
MONOCOT
DICOT

9. Vascular Bundle = xylem + phloem
STEMS
Vascular Bundle = xylem + phloem
Xylem- carries water upward from roots
Phloem – carries food and water down
MONOCOT
DICOT
Vascular bundle
Randomly scattered
Arranged in circle along outer edge

10. phloem
[green]
xylem
[yellow]
MONOCOT
DICOT

11. LEAVES DICOT MONOCOT Parallel veins Most narrow leaf Netted veins
Broad leaf
MONOCOT
DICOT

12. FLOWERS DICOT MONOCOT Flower parts in multiples of 4 or 5

13. Monocots vs Dicots

14. Monocots or Dicots? What is your evidence?

15. Monocots or Dicots? What is your evidence?

16. Monocots or Dicots? What is your evidence?

17. Monocots or Dicots? What is your evidence?

18. Monocots or Dicots? What is your evidence?

19. Monocots or Dicots? What is your evidence?

20. Monocots or Dicots? What is your evidence?
These plants have vascular bundles that scattered throughout the stems.
Dicot
Monocot
Monocot

21. Create flash cards for quiz and test
Vocab word or picture on one side, definition on the other
Parts of a seed
Seed coat
Endosperm
Cotyledon
Leaves
Embryo
Xylem
Phloem
Roots (picture or description for monocot and dicot.)
Leaves(picture or description for monocot and dicot.)
Stems(picture or description for monocot and dicot.)
Flower (picture or description for monocot and dicot.)

22. Parts of a Flower Stamen = Anther & Filament
Stigma [F]
Anther [M]
Petal
Pollen (sperm) [M]
Filament [M]
Style[F]
Ovary [F]
Sepal
Ovule [F]
Stamen = Anther & Filament
Pistil = Stigma, Style, Ovary,
Ovules

23. Fertilization Pollen Grain Ovule Fused Polar nuclei Sperm nuclei Tube
nucleus
Egg
nucleus

24. Fertilization
Tube nucleus
containing egg

25. Fertilization

26. What is important
about how you pollinate
your plants?