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Plant Classification Lab:
Students will read the plant description cards
and apply them to the correct place on the
classification chart.
WS accompanies Lab



                           Lab & ppt. by Robin D. Seamon
Plant Classification Lab:
MATERIALS: Plant classification cards, Lab WS, Classification Chart
DIRECTIONS:
4. Read aloud the plant description cards found at each center. Read the cards fully in
   your group.
5. Decide where your organism belongs in the Classification Chart. Write its name in
   the correct place on your worksheet.
6. Then complete the WS box for each organism.
   NOTE: You should have 20 boxes filled by the end of the lab.
PLANTS

 Nonvascular               Vascular
 NO-SEEDS
                     NO-SEEDS          SEEDS
Mosses
                   Ferns
                                      Gymnosperms
                                      Conifers

NOT A PLANT:
                                      Cycads
(Fungi/Bacteria)
lichen                                Angiosperms
                   Horsetails
                                       Monocots
mushrooms
                                       Dicots
Header:
                                                                     Plant Classification Lab
Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________
Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________
Circle one                       Circle one                       Circle one                       Circle one
 plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant
 vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular
 seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed
 flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower
Description: ________________    Description: ________________    Description: ________________    Description: ________________
__________________________       __________________________       __________________________       __________________________

Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________
Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________
Circle one                       Circle one                       Circle one                       Circle one
 plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant
 vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular
 seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed
 flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower
Description: ________________    Description: ________________    Description: ________________    Description: ________________
__________________________       __________________________       __________________________       __________________________

Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________      Plant name:________________
Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________   Classification: ______________
Circle one                       Circle one                       Circle one                       Circle one
 plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant      plant           NOT a plant
 vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular     vascular        Not vascular
 seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed          seed            NO seed
 flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower        flowering       NO flower
Description: ________________    Description: ________________    Description: ________________    Description: ________________
__________________________       __________________________       __________________________       __________________________
Plant name: Brachythecium                  *****                  Plant name: Reindeer *****




  Description: light green, low-growing                           Description: white or gray, low-growing
  perennial, no vascular system, spore                            perennial, no vascular system, spore
  producing                                                       producing
  Light: prefers shade                                            Light: prefers shade. The more light this type
                                                                  of lichen receives the lighter its color
  Soil: damp, fertile soil
                                                                  Soil: damp, fertile soil
  Water: These plants prefer damp places. A
  fine mist of rain or from a spray bottle will keep              Water: lichen & mosses prefer damp places.
  this plant happy.                                               This lichen when not watered will turn dry and
                                                                  brittle but it is not dead. Moisture will revive it
  Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests, esp.
                                                                  and turn it spongy again.
  higher elevations
                                                                  Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests, esp.
  How to grow: keep moist and in the shade.
                                                                  higher elevations
  Be careful not to trample this fragile plant.
  This Plant reproduces through spores,                           How to grow: keep moist and in the shade;
  therefore humidity and moisture are important.                  be careful not to press or trample the reindeer
                                                                  moss especially when brittle.
     http://teresasplants.com/25piecesmallpillowmoss-1-1-2.aspx       Resource: http://teresasplants.com/livereindeermoss-gallonbag-2.aspx
Plant name: Cedar Bark ****                             Plant name: Fern ****




  Description: green-brown perennial, low-              Description: blue-green to bronze green
  growing, no vascular system, spore-producing          perennial, no vascular system, low-growing
                                                        sheet moss, spore-producing
  Light: prefers shaded areas
                                                        Light: prefers shaded areas
  Soil: damp, fertile soil or damp cedar bark
                                                        Soil: damp, fertile soil, rocks & stumps
  Water: These plants prefer damp places. A
  fine mist of rain or from a spray bottle will keep    Water:.These plants prefer dampness.
  this plant happy.
                                                        Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests
  Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests, esp.
                                                        How to grow: this is a fast growing plant that
  higher elevations; grows around the branches
                                                        spreads, often used in orchid cultivation; keep
  and trunks of cedar trees
                                                        moist; used as tender ground cover
  How to grow:. Keep moist and in the shade.
  It may turn brown as it dries out but it is NOT
  dead, but dormant. Water will revive it. Be
  careful not to trample this fragile plant.

     RESOURCE: http://teresasplants.com/livemoss.aspx
                                                        RESOURCE: http://teresasplants.com/delicate-fern-moss.aspx
Plant name: Haircap ****                                         Plant name: Mood ****




  Description: 6 inch tall, green perennial                      Description: light green, low-growing
                                                                 perennial
  Light: shade to part shade
                                                                 Light: shade, very low light
  Soil: damp, sandy soil, well-drained medium
                                                                 Soil: damp, fertile soil
  Water: damp, but well drained
                                                                 Water:. Damp, well-drained soil
  Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests
                                                                 Habitat: grows deep in deciduous and conifer
  How to grow: these plants prefer shady,
                                                                 forests
  places and prefer to be damp. Growing
  medium should be well-drained; can even be                     How to grow: easy growing plant; grows well
  grown on wet stones/gravel; reproduces                         in a terrarium, keep it moist, reproduces
  through spores                                                 through spores




  RESOURCE:                                                      RESOURCE::
  http://teresasplants.com/4gallonsofmossyouchoosethemoss.aspx   http://teresasplants.com/4gallonsofmossyouchoosethemoss.aspx
Plant name: Fruitcose & Caldonia ****                                         Plant name: British Soldier ****




  Description: nonvascular, fruiticose-                                       Description: ¼ to 1 inch tall, no vascular
  rounded reddish species that grows with                                     system: symbiotic relationship between
  caldonia-light colored r ‘golf-tee-looking’                                 bacteria & fungus, nonvascular,
  organism no vascular system: symbiotic
  relationship between bacteria & fungus                                      Light: shade,
  Light: shade to part shade                                                  Soil: grows in cooler drier conditions (lots of
                                                                              air flow) decaying wood, soil, mossy logs, tree
  Soil: damp bark or soil, decaying wood,                                     bases, and stumps, terrariums
  stumps, & terrariums
                                                                              Water:. Damp sprays of water
  Water: damp sprays of water
                                                                              Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous
  Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous                                  forests; breaking down wood material, cycling
  forests                                                                     matter in Nature
  How to grow:.can take more light, and less                                  How to grow: can grow in terrarium if
  water than many in this species, but will need                              conditions are kept cool and dry; reproduces
  some light and sprays of water when dry,                                    through spores
  reproduces through spores
     RESOURCE:                                                               RESOURCE:
                                                                             http://teresasplants.com/britishsoldierlichens-limitedsupplyaskbeforepurcha
     http://www.monstermarketplace.com/live-plants-and-flowers/cladonia-and-fruiticose-lichens
Plant name: Tube ****                                                         Plant name: Umbrella ****




  Description: 1-2 inches long, light-colored                                 Description: green to gray species,
  hollow species, nonvascular, reproduce with                                 nonvascular, reproduce with spores; fruticose:
  spores, fruticose: little tree shaped                                       little tree shaped
  Light: shade, part shade
  Soil: damp bark or soil, decaying wood, twigs,                              Light: shade, part shade
  stumps, & terrariums
                                                                              Soil: damp bark or soil, decaying wood, twigs,
  Water: likes dry conditions, light sprays of                                stumps, & terrariums
  water occasionally.
                                                                              Water:. Like others of its kind it prefers drier
  Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous                                  conditions
  forests
                                                                              Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous
  How to grow:. can grow in terrarium if                                      forests
  conditions are kept cool and dry; reproduces
                                                                              How to grow: will go dormant when too dry,
  through spores; can go dormant but are not
                                                                              but it is not dead; water will revive it
  dead- light spray of water will revive them
    RESOURCE:
    http://teresasplants.com/fruiticoselichenmounds-12assorted-1-2-1-1.aspx
                                                                              RESOURCE:
Plant name: Lemon **** (Candelaria)                                  Plant name: Sulphur-firedot **** (Caloplaca )




  Description: leaf-like growth; nonvascular,                            Description: nonvascular, reproduces with
  reproduces with spores foliose: leafy                                  spores; crustose: crusty on rocks; orange dots are
                                                                         spore producers for reproduction
  Light: shade, part shade
                                                                         Light: shade, part shade
  Soil: damp wood & bark, stumps
                                                                         Soil: on damp rock surfaces
  Water: members of this family prefer cooler,
  drier conditions, light occasional sprays                              Water:. members of this family prefer cooler, drier
  adequate; can stand tough, windy conditions                            conditions, light occasional sprays adequate,
                                                                         usually rough, windy conditions & higher elevations
  Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous
  forests                                                                Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous
                                                                         forests
  How to grow:. no vascular system: symbiotic
  relationship between bacteria & fungus; need                           How to grow: no vascular system: symbiotic
  clean moist air (doesn’t grow well in cities)                          relationship between bacteria & fungus no vascular
                                                                         system: symbiotic relationship between bacteria &
  RESOURCE: http://
                                                                         fungus; need clean moist air (doesn’t grow well in
  www.dnr.state.mn.us/young_naturalists/lichens/index.html http://       cities)
  www.wisconsinmushrooms.com/CandelariaConcolor.html                      RESOURCE: http://
                                                                          www.dnr.state.mn.us/young_naturalists/lichens/index.html
Plant name: Shelf ****                                 Plant name: yellow houseplant **** (Lepiota
                                                       lutea,




  Description: white, shelf-like growth;                   Description: light, yellow colored;
  nonvascular: symbiotic relationship between a            nonvascular; reproduces with spores
  fungus and bacteria
                                                           Light: shade to part shade
  Light: shade to part shade
                                                           Soil: wet, fertile soil
  Soil: damp sides of trees/ bark, rotted wood
                                                           Water:. wet
  and logs
                                                           Habitat: wet, moist soil, often found around
  Water: needs damp area
                                                           the base of houseplants
  Habitat: grows in deciduous and conifer
                                                           How to grow: keep moist by misting with
  forests
                                                           water
  How to grow:. Can grow in damp terrariums




     RESOURCE: http://                                     RESOURCE:
     herbarium.usu.edu/fungi/funfacts/shelffungi.htm       http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/feb2002.html
Plant name: Suillus americanus                                            Plant name: Morrel ***




  Description: forms and orange slimy area                                Description: a convoluted, ‘brain-looking’
  after a spring rain within the vicinity of an                           species & is edible! Natives used to eat this in
  easter white pine; nonvascular; reproduces                              the spring after a rain; nonvascular;
  with spores                                                             reproduces with spores
  Light: shade to part shade
  Soil: soil must be fertile and damp                                     Light: shade
  Water: spores grow into **** quickly after a                            Soil: fertile, damp soil
  rain in the
                                                                          Water:. Damp; grows from spores after a rain
  Habitat: grows with eastern white pines
                                                                          Habitat: deciduous or conifer forests
  How to grow:. Keep moist
                                                                          How to grow: keep damp


     RESOURCE:
     http://www.herbarium.iastate.edu/fungi/fungispecies.php?sp=Suillus+americanus+%28Pk.%29+Snell
     http://www.mushroomexpert.com/suillus_americanus.html
                                                                          RESOURCE: http://morelsandmore.com/
Plant name: Christmas ****                             Plant name: Maidenhair ****




  Description: perennial, stays green year             Description: deciduous perennial, 12-18 inch
  round, vascular, reproduces with spores; 2-3         fronds; thin and wiry stems
  foot long fronds
                                                       Light: shade, part-shade
  Light: shade, part-shade
                                                       Soil: rich, well drained soil
  Soil: rich, well drained soil
                                                       Water:. Damp
  Water: damp; can tolerate some dryness
                                                       Habitat: rich woodlands
  Habitat: rich woodlands, deciduous & conifer
                                                       How to grow: easy to grow; keep its leaves
  forests
                                                       during the growing season; loses them in the
  How to grow:. Easy to grow; can tolerate full        cold winters
  sun if well watered




                                                       RESOURCE:
                                                       http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp
     RESOURCE:
     http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp
Plant name: Ostrich ****                                Plant name: Cinnamon ****




  Description: 36-60 inch fronds; vascular,             Description: perennial; deciduous (looses
  reproduces with spores; grows 3-5 feet tall;          leaves in winter); young fiddleheads are white
  spreads quickly                                       and wooly; ‘cinnamon looking’ frond; spreads
                                                        slowly; tall
  Light: shade to part sun
                                                        Light: sun or shade (must be moist)
  Soil: damp, fertile soil; moist thickets along
  rivers and streams                                    Soil: acid, damp, water-logged soils
  Water: damp conditions                                Water:.very wet
  Habitat: decidious & conifer forests zones 3-8        Habitat: any area that is wet & boggy
  How to grow:.grows tall so it should be a             How to grow: keep wet & to the back of the
  background plant; likes to be near water; keep        perennial garden
  moist




     RESOURCE:                                         RESOURCE:
     http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp   http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp
Plant name: Equisetum                                  Plant name: wood ****




  Description: perennial; very old Paleozoic           Description: perennial; very old Paleozoic
  plant; once a tall tree, one genus survives          plant; one genus has surved with 15 species;
  today with 15 species in it; vascular; No            vascular; No seeds; reproduces with spores;
  seeds; reproduces with spores; hollow stems          hollow stems
  Light: sun                                           Light: sun
  Soil: wet sandy to wet clay                          Soil: wet
  Water: wet                                           Water:. wet
  Habitat: wet, swampy areas                           Habitat: wet, swampy forests; open
                                                       woodlands
  How to grow:. Grows from deep underground
  rhyzomes; leaves used as a dye & a silica            How to grow: keep wet
  supplement; used to polish wooden tools by
  natives



    RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equisetum
                                                       RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equisetum
Plant name: Eastern Red Cedar                                Plant name: Eastern White pine




  Description: evergreen vascular tree; can                  Description: evergreen vascular tree; can
  grow up to 80 feet tall; reproduces with                   grow up to 150 feet tall; reproduces with male/
  male/female cones; one of the first trees to               female cones; fast growing
  repopulate a cleared area; fast growing;
                                                             Light: sun; can tolerate a little shade
  berries in the winter
                                                             Soil: tolerant
  Light: sun or shade
                                                             Water:. Tolerates wet and dry
  Soil: tolerant
                                                             Habitat: tolerant of many habitats
  Water: tolerates wet and dry
                                                             How to grow: important ecological tree for
  Habitat: tolerant of many habitats
                                                             wildlife habitat
  How to grow:. Wood is decay-resistant;
  insects don’t like it; wood has a sweet distinct
  odor & is used for wood-working


     RESOURCE: http://techtrees.net/shop/product_info.php?   RESOURCE: http://techtrees.net/shop/product_info.php?
     cPath=44_29&products_id=154                             cPath=44_39&products_id=121
Plant name: Fraser Fir                                       Plant name: Spruce




  Description: evergreen vascular tree; can                  Description: evergreen vascular tree; can
  grow up to 80 feet tall; reproduces with                   grow up to 200 feet tall; reproduces with male/
  male/female cones;                                         female cones; slow growth rate
  Light: sun to shade                                        Light: sun to shade
  Soil: -20 to -30 degrees F                                 Soil: varies
  Water: moderate                                            Water:.tolerant
  Habitat: cold boreal conifer forests;                      Habitat: usually cold boreal climates;
  mountains                                                  northernmost North American Tree
  How to grow:.needs cool dry air; grown for                 How to grow: used for wood & paper in
  Christmas trees                                            Canada




     RESOURCE: http://techtrees.net/shop/product_info.php?
     cPath=44_29&products_id=154
                                                             RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picea_glauca
Plant name: Cycas rumphii                           Plant name: Zamia




  Description: hard, stiff evergreen leaves,        Description: decdiuous shrub, with hard stiff
  seeds, woody trunk, male plants & female          leaves, this family is an living fossil dating
  plants, slow growing, living up to 1,000 years!   back to the Mesozoic period, seeded cones
  A very early plant dating to the Permian Period
                                                    Light: sun
  Light: sun
                                                    Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
  Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
                                                    Water: drought tolerant
  Water: drought tolerant
                                                    Habitat: tropical, subtropical climates
  Habitat: tropical, subtropical climates
                                                    How to grow: seeds are unfertilized and open
  How to grow: needs hot, humid weather;            to the air for pollination; specific beetles
  reproduction: seeds are unfertilized and open     pollinate
  to the air for pollination; specific beetles
  pollinate



     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycad                 Resourcehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zamia
Plant name: Hemlock                                  Plant name: Sugarcane




  Description: evergreen vascular tree; can          Description: seed producing from small
  grow up to 80 feet tall; reproduces with           flowers; tall perennial grass with a sweet,
  male/female cones;                                 sugary inside stem; up to 19 feet tall;
  Light: sun to shade                                Light: sun
  Soil: cool & moist soils                           Soil: varies
  Water: moist                                       Water:. Grasses tend to need less water; but
                                                     as a crop, needs water
  Habitat: cool, moist locations; mountains;
  boreal forests                                     Habitat: warm, temperate and tropical
                                                     regions
  How to grow:. Used for rough construction
  lumber                                             How to grow: world’s largest crop




     RESOURCE: http://www.oplin.org/tree/fact
     %20pages/hemlock_eastern/hemlock_eastern.html
                                                     RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugarcane
Plant name: Rice                                    Plant name: Bamboo




  Description: rice is the seed from tiny flowers   Description: perennial evergreen grass;
  of this family; perennial grass; one cotyledon    produces seeds from small flowers; grows
                                                    very quickly (growing up to 24 inches in a
  Light: sun
                                                    day!) rhizomes grow just under the ground,
  Soil: wet                                         spreading this plant quickly; growth cells
                                                    underground (unlike trees)
  Water: wet
                                                    Light: sun to shade
  Habitat: grows in wet bogs; hot, tropical
  climate                                           Soil: tolerant
  How to grow:.must grow in a wet, boggy area       Water:.tolerant
                                                    Habitat: tolerant
                                                    How to grow: used for many wood products;
                                                    especially valuable in Asia



    RESOURCE: http://www.heirloom-
    organics.com/guide/va/guidetogrowingrice.html   RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamboo
Plant name: Lily                                  Plant name: Iris




  Description: hardy perennial grass with a       Description: hardy perennial plant with
  showy flower that comes in many colors;         showing flowers that comes in many colors; in
  flowers often last a day but are continuously   the grass family; seed has one coltyledon but
  produced; from 1-4 feet tall                    grows best from rhizomes; grows up to 2 feet
                                                  tall; blooms in the spring
  Light: sun to shade
                                                  Light: full sun to part shade
  Soil: tolerant
                                                  Soil: rich, well drained soil
  Water: tolerant
                                                  Water:. tolerant
  Habitat: native species grew in woodlands,
  but very tolerant of other places now           Habitat: woodlands, but tolerant
  How to grow:.little care; spreads with          How to grow: little care; spreads with
  rhizomes                                        rhizomes




     RESOURCE:
                                                  RESOURCE:
Plant name: Daffodil                               Plant name: Geranium




  Description: hardy perennial bulb in the grass   Description: annual to tender perennial;
  family; showing yellow, white, or orange         large flowerclusters in red, salmon, pink,
  flowers in the spring                            white, and bi-colors; seed producing; two
                                                   cotyledons
  Light: sun to part shade
                                                   Light: full sun to part shade
  Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
                                                   Soil: rich, moist; well-drained soil
  Water: tolerant
                                                   Water:.likes to dry out between waterings
  Habitat: tolerant; zones 4-9
                                                   Habitat: tolerant to zone 8; bring indoors for
  How to grow:. Easy to grow; plants multiply
                                                   winter otherwise
  from bulbs
                                                   How to grow: easy to grow and take cuttings




     RESOURCE:
                                                   RESOURCE:
Plant name: Pansy                                  Plant name: Impatien




  Description: hardy biennial; grows from          Description: tender annual; continuous
  seed; produces colorful flowers; low-growing;    colorful blooms; grows from 8 inches to 2 feet
  two cotyledons; likes cooler weather             tall
  Light: full to part sun                          Light:
  Soil: rich, moist, well-drained soil             Soil: rich, moist, well-drained soil
  Water: keep moist                                Water:.needs water
  Habitat: can tolerate cold winters               Habitat: shady areas
  How to grow:.biennial means it will grow         How to grow: easy to grow, little care; keep
  through the winter and flower & go to seed the   watered
  next growing season. After seeding plant will
  die.




     RESOURCE:
                                                   RESOURCE:
Plant name: Cherry Tree                            Plant name: Peach tree




  Description: flowering deciduous tree that       Description: flowering deciduous tree that
  bears fruit 6-30 feet                            bears fruit
  Light: sun                                       Light: sun
  Soil: fertile, well-drained soil                 Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
  Water: keep watered especially during fruiting   Water:.keep watered especially during fruiting
  Habitat: varies                                  Habitat: will produce fruit through zone 7
  How to grow:.beautiful trees; all cherries are   How to grow: careful that early frosts don’t kill
  edible, although the ones grown to eat are       the early spring blossoms; if the blossoms die
  generally white-blooming.                        the plant will not have fruit




     RESOURCE:
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Plant classification LAB: students categorize plants based on physical description cards; lab WS included

  • 1. Plant Classification Lab: Students will read the plant description cards and apply them to the correct place on the classification chart. WS accompanies Lab Lab & ppt. by Robin D. Seamon
  • 2. Plant Classification Lab: MATERIALS: Plant classification cards, Lab WS, Classification Chart DIRECTIONS: 4. Read aloud the plant description cards found at each center. Read the cards fully in your group. 5. Decide where your organism belongs in the Classification Chart. Write its name in the correct place on your worksheet. 6. Then complete the WS box for each organism. NOTE: You should have 20 boxes filled by the end of the lab.
  • 3. PLANTS Nonvascular Vascular NO-SEEDS NO-SEEDS SEEDS Mosses Ferns Gymnosperms Conifers NOT A PLANT: Cycads (Fungi/Bacteria) lichen Angiosperms Horsetails Monocots mushrooms Dicots
  • 4. Header: Plant Classification Lab Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Circle one Circle one Circle one Circle one plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular seed NO seed seed NO seed seed NO seed seed NO seed flowering NO flower flowering NO flower flowering NO flower flowering NO flower Description: ________________ Description: ________________ Description: ________________ Description: ________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Circle one Circle one Circle one Circle one plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular seed NO seed seed NO seed seed NO seed seed NO seed flowering NO flower flowering NO flower flowering NO flower flowering NO flower Description: ________________ Description: ________________ Description: ________________ Description: ________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Plant name:________________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Classification: ______________ Circle one Circle one Circle one Circle one plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant plant NOT a plant vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular vascular Not vascular seed NO seed seed NO seed seed NO seed seed NO seed flowering NO flower flowering NO flower flowering NO flower flowering NO flower Description: ________________ Description: ________________ Description: ________________ Description: ________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________
  • 5. Plant name: Brachythecium ***** Plant name: Reindeer ***** Description: light green, low-growing Description: white or gray, low-growing perennial, no vascular system, spore perennial, no vascular system, spore producing producing Light: prefers shade Light: prefers shade. The more light this type of lichen receives the lighter its color Soil: damp, fertile soil Soil: damp, fertile soil Water: These plants prefer damp places. A fine mist of rain or from a spray bottle will keep Water: lichen & mosses prefer damp places. this plant happy. This lichen when not watered will turn dry and brittle but it is not dead. Moisture will revive it Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests, esp. and turn it spongy again. higher elevations Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests, esp. How to grow: keep moist and in the shade. higher elevations Be careful not to trample this fragile plant. This Plant reproduces through spores, How to grow: keep moist and in the shade; therefore humidity and moisture are important. be careful not to press or trample the reindeer moss especially when brittle. http://teresasplants.com/25piecesmallpillowmoss-1-1-2.aspx Resource: http://teresasplants.com/livereindeermoss-gallonbag-2.aspx
  • 6. Plant name: Cedar Bark **** Plant name: Fern **** Description: green-brown perennial, low- Description: blue-green to bronze green growing, no vascular system, spore-producing perennial, no vascular system, low-growing sheet moss, spore-producing Light: prefers shaded areas Light: prefers shaded areas Soil: damp, fertile soil or damp cedar bark Soil: damp, fertile soil, rocks & stumps Water: These plants prefer damp places. A fine mist of rain or from a spray bottle will keep Water:.These plants prefer dampness. this plant happy. Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests, esp. How to grow: this is a fast growing plant that higher elevations; grows around the branches spreads, often used in orchid cultivation; keep and trunks of cedar trees moist; used as tender ground cover How to grow:. Keep moist and in the shade. It may turn brown as it dries out but it is NOT dead, but dormant. Water will revive it. Be careful not to trample this fragile plant. RESOURCE: http://teresasplants.com/livemoss.aspx RESOURCE: http://teresasplants.com/delicate-fern-moss.aspx
  • 7. Plant name: Haircap **** Plant name: Mood **** Description: 6 inch tall, green perennial Description: light green, low-growing perennial Light: shade to part shade Light: shade, very low light Soil: damp, sandy soil, well-drained medium Soil: damp, fertile soil Water: damp, but well drained Water:. Damp, well-drained soil Habitat: deciduous and conifer forests Habitat: grows deep in deciduous and conifer How to grow: these plants prefer shady, forests places and prefer to be damp. Growing medium should be well-drained; can even be How to grow: easy growing plant; grows well grown on wet stones/gravel; reproduces in a terrarium, keep it moist, reproduces through spores through spores RESOURCE: RESOURCE:: http://teresasplants.com/4gallonsofmossyouchoosethemoss.aspx http://teresasplants.com/4gallonsofmossyouchoosethemoss.aspx
  • 8. Plant name: Fruitcose & Caldonia **** Plant name: British Soldier **** Description: nonvascular, fruiticose- Description: ¼ to 1 inch tall, no vascular rounded reddish species that grows with system: symbiotic relationship between caldonia-light colored r ‘golf-tee-looking’ bacteria & fungus, nonvascular, organism no vascular system: symbiotic relationship between bacteria & fungus Light: shade, Light: shade to part shade Soil: grows in cooler drier conditions (lots of air flow) decaying wood, soil, mossy logs, tree Soil: damp bark or soil, decaying wood, bases, and stumps, terrariums stumps, & terrariums Water:. Damp sprays of water Water: damp sprays of water Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous forests; breaking down wood material, cycling forests matter in Nature How to grow:.can take more light, and less How to grow: can grow in terrarium if water than many in this species, but will need conditions are kept cool and dry; reproduces some light and sprays of water when dry, through spores reproduces through spores RESOURCE: RESOURCE: http://teresasplants.com/britishsoldierlichens-limitedsupplyaskbeforepurcha http://www.monstermarketplace.com/live-plants-and-flowers/cladonia-and-fruiticose-lichens
  • 9. Plant name: Tube **** Plant name: Umbrella **** Description: 1-2 inches long, light-colored Description: green to gray species, hollow species, nonvascular, reproduce with nonvascular, reproduce with spores; fruticose: spores, fruticose: little tree shaped little tree shaped Light: shade, part shade Soil: damp bark or soil, decaying wood, twigs, Light: shade, part shade stumps, & terrariums Soil: damp bark or soil, decaying wood, twigs, Water: likes dry conditions, light sprays of stumps, & terrariums water occasionally. Water:. Like others of its kind it prefers drier Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous conditions forests Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous How to grow:. can grow in terrarium if forests conditions are kept cool and dry; reproduces How to grow: will go dormant when too dry, through spores; can go dormant but are not but it is not dead; water will revive it dead- light spray of water will revive them RESOURCE: http://teresasplants.com/fruiticoselichenmounds-12assorted-1-2-1-1.aspx RESOURCE:
  • 10. Plant name: Lemon **** (Candelaria) Plant name: Sulphur-firedot **** (Caloplaca ) Description: leaf-like growth; nonvascular, Description: nonvascular, reproduces with reproduces with spores foliose: leafy spores; crustose: crusty on rocks; orange dots are spore producers for reproduction Light: shade, part shade Light: shade, part shade Soil: damp wood & bark, stumps Soil: on damp rock surfaces Water: members of this family prefer cooler, drier conditions, light occasional sprays Water:. members of this family prefer cooler, drier adequate; can stand tough, windy conditions conditions, light occasional sprays adequate, usually rough, windy conditions & higher elevations Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous forests Habitat: grows in deciduous and coniferous forests How to grow:. no vascular system: symbiotic relationship between bacteria & fungus; need How to grow: no vascular system: symbiotic clean moist air (doesn’t grow well in cities) relationship between bacteria & fungus no vascular system: symbiotic relationship between bacteria & RESOURCE: http:// fungus; need clean moist air (doesn’t grow well in www.dnr.state.mn.us/young_naturalists/lichens/index.html http:// cities) www.wisconsinmushrooms.com/CandelariaConcolor.html RESOURCE: http:// www.dnr.state.mn.us/young_naturalists/lichens/index.html
  • 11. Plant name: Shelf **** Plant name: yellow houseplant **** (Lepiota lutea, Description: white, shelf-like growth; Description: light, yellow colored; nonvascular: symbiotic relationship between a nonvascular; reproduces with spores fungus and bacteria Light: shade to part shade Light: shade to part shade Soil: wet, fertile soil Soil: damp sides of trees/ bark, rotted wood Water:. wet and logs Habitat: wet, moist soil, often found around Water: needs damp area the base of houseplants Habitat: grows in deciduous and conifer How to grow: keep moist by misting with forests water How to grow:. Can grow in damp terrariums RESOURCE: http:// RESOURCE: herbarium.usu.edu/fungi/funfacts/shelffungi.htm http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/feb2002.html
  • 12. Plant name: Suillus americanus Plant name: Morrel *** Description: forms and orange slimy area Description: a convoluted, ‘brain-looking’ after a spring rain within the vicinity of an species & is edible! Natives used to eat this in easter white pine; nonvascular; reproduces the spring after a rain; nonvascular; with spores reproduces with spores Light: shade to part shade Soil: soil must be fertile and damp Light: shade Water: spores grow into **** quickly after a Soil: fertile, damp soil rain in the Water:. Damp; grows from spores after a rain Habitat: grows with eastern white pines Habitat: deciduous or conifer forests How to grow:. Keep moist How to grow: keep damp RESOURCE: http://www.herbarium.iastate.edu/fungi/fungispecies.php?sp=Suillus+americanus+%28Pk.%29+Snell http://www.mushroomexpert.com/suillus_americanus.html RESOURCE: http://morelsandmore.com/
  • 13. Plant name: Christmas **** Plant name: Maidenhair **** Description: perennial, stays green year Description: deciduous perennial, 12-18 inch round, vascular, reproduces with spores; 2-3 fronds; thin and wiry stems foot long fronds Light: shade, part-shade Light: shade, part-shade Soil: rich, well drained soil Soil: rich, well drained soil Water:. Damp Water: damp; can tolerate some dryness Habitat: rich woodlands Habitat: rich woodlands, deciduous & conifer How to grow: easy to grow; keep its leaves forests during the growing season; loses them in the How to grow:. Easy to grow; can tolerate full cold winters sun if well watered RESOURCE: http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp RESOURCE: http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp
  • 14. Plant name: Ostrich **** Plant name: Cinnamon **** Description: 36-60 inch fronds; vascular, Description: perennial; deciduous (looses reproduces with spores; grows 3-5 feet tall; leaves in winter); young fiddleheads are white spreads quickly and wooly; ‘cinnamon looking’ frond; spreads slowly; tall Light: shade to part sun Light: sun or shade (must be moist) Soil: damp, fertile soil; moist thickets along rivers and streams Soil: acid, damp, water-logged soils Water: damp conditions Water:.very wet Habitat: decidious & conifer forests zones 3-8 Habitat: any area that is wet & boggy How to grow:.grows tall so it should be a How to grow: keep wet & to the back of the background plant; likes to be near water; keep perennial garden moist RESOURCE: RESOURCE: http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp http://www.mossacres.com/product_fern_moss2.asp
  • 15. Plant name: Equisetum Plant name: wood **** Description: perennial; very old Paleozoic Description: perennial; very old Paleozoic plant; once a tall tree, one genus survives plant; one genus has surved with 15 species; today with 15 species in it; vascular; No vascular; No seeds; reproduces with spores; seeds; reproduces with spores; hollow stems hollow stems Light: sun Light: sun Soil: wet sandy to wet clay Soil: wet Water: wet Water:. wet Habitat: wet, swampy areas Habitat: wet, swampy forests; open woodlands How to grow:. Grows from deep underground rhyzomes; leaves used as a dye & a silica How to grow: keep wet supplement; used to polish wooden tools by natives RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equisetum RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equisetum
  • 16. Plant name: Eastern Red Cedar Plant name: Eastern White pine Description: evergreen vascular tree; can Description: evergreen vascular tree; can grow up to 80 feet tall; reproduces with grow up to 150 feet tall; reproduces with male/ male/female cones; one of the first trees to female cones; fast growing repopulate a cleared area; fast growing; Light: sun; can tolerate a little shade berries in the winter Soil: tolerant Light: sun or shade Water:. Tolerates wet and dry Soil: tolerant Habitat: tolerant of many habitats Water: tolerates wet and dry How to grow: important ecological tree for Habitat: tolerant of many habitats wildlife habitat How to grow:. Wood is decay-resistant; insects don’t like it; wood has a sweet distinct odor & is used for wood-working RESOURCE: http://techtrees.net/shop/product_info.php? RESOURCE: http://techtrees.net/shop/product_info.php? cPath=44_29&products_id=154 cPath=44_39&products_id=121
  • 17. Plant name: Fraser Fir Plant name: Spruce Description: evergreen vascular tree; can Description: evergreen vascular tree; can grow up to 80 feet tall; reproduces with grow up to 200 feet tall; reproduces with male/ male/female cones; female cones; slow growth rate Light: sun to shade Light: sun to shade Soil: -20 to -30 degrees F Soil: varies Water: moderate Water:.tolerant Habitat: cold boreal conifer forests; Habitat: usually cold boreal climates; mountains northernmost North American Tree How to grow:.needs cool dry air; grown for How to grow: used for wood & paper in Christmas trees Canada RESOURCE: http://techtrees.net/shop/product_info.php? cPath=44_29&products_id=154 RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picea_glauca
  • 18. Plant name: Cycas rumphii Plant name: Zamia Description: hard, stiff evergreen leaves, Description: decdiuous shrub, with hard stiff seeds, woody trunk, male plants & female leaves, this family is an living fossil dating plants, slow growing, living up to 1,000 years! back to the Mesozoic period, seeded cones A very early plant dating to the Permian Period Light: sun Light: sun Soil: fertile, well-drained soil Soil: fertile, well-drained soil Water: drought tolerant Water: drought tolerant Habitat: tropical, subtropical climates Habitat: tropical, subtropical climates How to grow: seeds are unfertilized and open How to grow: needs hot, humid weather; to the air for pollination; specific beetles reproduction: seeds are unfertilized and open pollinate to the air for pollination; specific beetles pollinate http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycad Resourcehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zamia
  • 19. Plant name: Hemlock Plant name: Sugarcane Description: evergreen vascular tree; can Description: seed producing from small grow up to 80 feet tall; reproduces with flowers; tall perennial grass with a sweet, male/female cones; sugary inside stem; up to 19 feet tall; Light: sun to shade Light: sun Soil: cool & moist soils Soil: varies Water: moist Water:. Grasses tend to need less water; but as a crop, needs water Habitat: cool, moist locations; mountains; boreal forests Habitat: warm, temperate and tropical regions How to grow:. Used for rough construction lumber How to grow: world’s largest crop RESOURCE: http://www.oplin.org/tree/fact %20pages/hemlock_eastern/hemlock_eastern.html RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugarcane
  • 20. Plant name: Rice Plant name: Bamboo Description: rice is the seed from tiny flowers Description: perennial evergreen grass; of this family; perennial grass; one cotyledon produces seeds from small flowers; grows very quickly (growing up to 24 inches in a Light: sun day!) rhizomes grow just under the ground, Soil: wet spreading this plant quickly; growth cells underground (unlike trees) Water: wet Light: sun to shade Habitat: grows in wet bogs; hot, tropical climate Soil: tolerant How to grow:.must grow in a wet, boggy area Water:.tolerant Habitat: tolerant How to grow: used for many wood products; especially valuable in Asia RESOURCE: http://www.heirloom- organics.com/guide/va/guidetogrowingrice.html RESOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamboo
  • 21. Plant name: Lily Plant name: Iris Description: hardy perennial grass with a Description: hardy perennial plant with showy flower that comes in many colors; showing flowers that comes in many colors; in flowers often last a day but are continuously the grass family; seed has one coltyledon but produced; from 1-4 feet tall grows best from rhizomes; grows up to 2 feet tall; blooms in the spring Light: sun to shade Light: full sun to part shade Soil: tolerant Soil: rich, well drained soil Water: tolerant Water:. tolerant Habitat: native species grew in woodlands, but very tolerant of other places now Habitat: woodlands, but tolerant How to grow:.little care; spreads with How to grow: little care; spreads with rhizomes rhizomes RESOURCE: RESOURCE:
  • 22. Plant name: Daffodil Plant name: Geranium Description: hardy perennial bulb in the grass Description: annual to tender perennial; family; showing yellow, white, or orange large flowerclusters in red, salmon, pink, flowers in the spring white, and bi-colors; seed producing; two cotyledons Light: sun to part shade Light: full sun to part shade Soil: fertile, well-drained soil Soil: rich, moist; well-drained soil Water: tolerant Water:.likes to dry out between waterings Habitat: tolerant; zones 4-9 Habitat: tolerant to zone 8; bring indoors for How to grow:. Easy to grow; plants multiply winter otherwise from bulbs How to grow: easy to grow and take cuttings RESOURCE: RESOURCE:
  • 23. Plant name: Pansy Plant name: Impatien Description: hardy biennial; grows from Description: tender annual; continuous seed; produces colorful flowers; low-growing; colorful blooms; grows from 8 inches to 2 feet two cotyledons; likes cooler weather tall Light: full to part sun Light: Soil: rich, moist, well-drained soil Soil: rich, moist, well-drained soil Water: keep moist Water:.needs water Habitat: can tolerate cold winters Habitat: shady areas How to grow:.biennial means it will grow How to grow: easy to grow, little care; keep through the winter and flower & go to seed the watered next growing season. After seeding plant will die. RESOURCE: RESOURCE:
  • 24. Plant name: Cherry Tree Plant name: Peach tree Description: flowering deciduous tree that Description: flowering deciduous tree that bears fruit 6-30 feet bears fruit Light: sun Light: sun Soil: fertile, well-drained soil Soil: fertile, well-drained soil Water: keep watered especially during fruiting Water:.keep watered especially during fruiting Habitat: varies Habitat: will produce fruit through zone 7 How to grow:.beautiful trees; all cherries are How to grow: careful that early frosts don’t kill edible, although the ones grown to eat are the early spring blossoms; if the blossoms die generally white-blooming. the plant will not have fruit RESOURCE: RESOURCE: