There are two main types of plants: flowering plants like roses and sunflowers, and non-flowering plants like ferns and mosses. Plants are also classified into herbs, trees, shrubs, climbers, and creepers. Creepers like watermelons have weak stems and spread along the ground, while climbers like grapes and jasmine grow using support from other plants or structures. A plant has underground roots and above-ground shoots. Roots absorb water and minerals and support the plant, while stems transport nutrients and bear leaves, flowers, and fruits. Leaves have blades attached to stems by petioles and have venation patterns that vary between plant types.

1. GETTING KNOW TO OUR PLANTS

2. There are main two types In plants
 Flowering plants
 Roses
 Sunflower
 Mango
 Non-flowering plants
 Ferns
 mosses

3. Plants are classified into 3 groups
Herbs
Tress
Shurbs
Climbers
creepers

4. CREEPERS
 Some plants have weak steams and cannot stand upright
 Some of these spread out on the ground and are called creepers.
Eg - watermelon plant

5. SHERBS

6. TREES

7. HERBS

8. CLIMBERS
 Some plants have weak stems and cannot grow with out any support .
 These grow with the help of a stick or a tree near them these types of
plants are called climbers.
 Eg- grapevine, moneyplant , jasmine, beetle plant, and gourd.

9. Plant systems
plant has two types_
 The underground part of the plant or the part that remains in the ground is called root
system.
 The green part of the pant which grows by seeing the sun above the ground is called shoot
system .

10. STEMS

12. ROOTS
 The main root is called the tap root.
 The branches that arise from the main root are called lateral root.eg-carrot,raddish.
 A number of thin fibre like rootsarise from the base of the stem which spread out
in the soil and give support to the plant is known as fibrous roots. Eg - wheat ,
grasses.

14. MODIFICATION OF ROOTS

15. FUNCATION OF THE STEM
 The stem keeps the plant upright.
 The stem bears ,branches , leaves, flowers and fruits.
 The main function is-
 Stem transports water, minerals and food to all parts of the plant.

16. THE LEAF
 The flat green part of the leaf is called the lamina or leaf blade.
 Lamina is attached to the stem by a narrow , short talk called the petiole.

18. Types of leaf venation
 The veins in plants with fibrous roots are parallel to each other , along the length of
the leaf , which is called parallel venation.
 In plants that have tap roots , the veins from a net-like design, on both sides of the
leaf, which is called reticulate venation.

19. STRUCTURE OF A FLOWER

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