FLOWERING AND NON-FLOWERING PLANTS.pptx

1. FLOWERING
AND NON-
FLOWERING
PLANTS
By: Kevin Soler Dela Cruz
Guadilla

4. SPORES
- a small, usually
one-celled
reproductive
structure
produced by
seedless plants,
algae, fungi, and
some protozoans
that is capable of
developing into a
new individual.

5. CLASSIFICATION OF NON
FLOWERING PLANTS
1. MOSSES-
These plants
consist of small,
slender stalks and
leaves; vascular
tissue is not
present.

7. FERNS
Ferns are found
throughout the
world. Most grow
in damp, shady
places, although
certain species
grow on dry
ground, soil, or
rocks.

10. GYMNOSPERMS
- a woody
vascular plant
in which the
ovules are
carried naked
on the scales
of a cone.

11. CONIFERS
-common name for a
group of plants that is
characterized by seed-
bearing cones and that
includes about 550 of
the 700 known species
of gymnosperms, plants
with seeds that are not
enclosed in an ovary.

14. FLOWERING PLANTS
-also called an
angiosperm (Latin ang
i-, “enclosed”; Greek
sperma, “seed”),
common name for the
division or phylum
comprising flowering
plants, the dominant
form of plant life.

16. FLOWERING PLANTS

19. WHY DO WE
NEED
FLOWERS?

20. ARE THE
KNOWLEDGE
ALREADY PLANTED?

21. IDENTIFICATION:
1. _______ plants are also called angiosperms.
2. These non-flowering plants consist of small,
slender stalks and leaves.
3. _______ plants have vascular tissues and they
reproduce by spores.
4. These plants does not like too much sunlight
and able to make its own food.
5. This is the common name for a group of plants
that is characterized by seed-bearing cones.

22. FLOWERING OR NON-FLOWERING
6. coconut
7. Kangkong
8. Dragon fruit
9. Cactus
10.PaperTree