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Page 1: Standard 10 Hannah and Raven. Vascular & Nonvascular plants VASCULAR PLANTS Have true conducting tissues, leaves, stems, and roots. Majority of plants.

Standard 10

Hannah and Raven

Page 2: Standard 10 Hannah and Raven. Vascular & Nonvascular plants VASCULAR PLANTS Have true conducting tissues, leaves, stems, and roots. Majority of plants.

Vascular & Nonvascular plants

VASCULAR PLANTS

• Have true conducting tissues, leaves, stems, and roots.

• Majority of plants are vascular

NONVASCULAR PLANTS

• Lack conducted tissues, leaves, stems and roots.

• Require water for fertilization and must grow in seasonally moist habitats.

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Vascular & Nonvascular plants

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Vascular & Nonvascular plants

• Vascular plants- a plant that has a well developed system of conducting tissues to transport water, sugars and mineral salts which is carried through a tube.

• Nonvascular plants- any various plant that lacks tissue and requires water for fertilization and grow in seasonally moist habitats.

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Angiosperms & Gymnosperms

• Angiosperms• Flowers• Pods & fruit hold

seeds• Leaves• Branches• (produces fruit)• Flowering trees

• Gymnosperms• Cones• Needles• Branches• (is not protected by

fruit)• Coniferous trees• Naked seeds

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Angiosperms & Gymnosperms

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Reproduction of angiosperms & gymnosperms

• Gymnosperms have cones. • The male cones produce pollen.• The female cone produces the seed.• The pollen is blown by the wind.• Angiosperms have flowers. • The pistil is the female reproductive structure.• The stamen( male part) produces the pollen. • Insects carry pollen from one flower to the other

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Angiosperms• These flowering plants are divided into two

major types.

• Monocots & Dicots

• Monocots- grass like angiosperms, have only a single first leaf.

• Dicots- include all of the non-monocot angiosperms, have paired first leaves.

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Trees have these rings for

each years growth

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Questions

Which process is prevented from occurring when the

stamens are removed from an angiosperm?

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???

A. self pollination

B. cross pollination

C.sexual reproduction D.asexual reproduction

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ANSWER

Self-pollination

Which is the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma of the

same flower.

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Question

Which plant is an angiosperm?

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???

A. Plant 1- wind- fruit

B. Plant 2- wind- cones

C. Plant 3- insects- fruit

D. Plant 4- insects- cones

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ANSWER

PLANT 3

Insects are the method of pollination and the location of

seeds is the fruit.

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Questions

Which is not protected by fruit?

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???

A.Angiosperms

B.Gymnosperms

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ANSWER

Gymnosperm

Gymnosperms are not protected by fruit. It has Naked Seeds.

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Questions

What are majority of plants?

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???

A.Nonvascular

B.Vascular

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ANSWER

Vascular

Majority of plants are vascular.

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Question

Do angiosperms have cones or flowers?

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???

A.Flowers

B. Cones

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ANSWER

FlowersAngio means flowering

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Questions

What are grass like angiosperms that have only a single first leaf?

A.Monocots

B.Dicots

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ANSWER

Monocot

Grass like angiosperms and have only a single first leaf.

Mono means one or single

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Questions

What type of plant lacks conducting tissues?

A.Nonvascular B.Vascular

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ANSWER

Nonvascular

Nonvascular means no

conducting tissues.

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Questions

What is the difference between vascular and nonvascular plants?

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ANSWER

Vascular plants have the tube that carries water up the tree or plant and

nonvascular plants don't.

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Questions

What is the difference between monocots and

dicots?

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Monocots have a single first leaf and dicots have 2 first leaves.

Mono – means one or single

Di – means 2 like 2 dice

ANSWER

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Questions

Are angiosperms flowering trees or coniferous(cone bearing) trees?

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ANSWER

Flowering trees

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Questions

What are the two major types of flowering plants?

A.angiosperms & gymnospermsB.Monocots & dicots

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ANSWER

Monocots and dicots

These flowering plants are divided into these two major groups.


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