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PLANT KINGDOM
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
TAXONOMY
OUTLINE OF BENTHAM AND HOOKERS SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION
BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE
SALIENT FEATURES OF ALGAE
FUNGI
BRYOPHYTES
PTERIDOPHYTES
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BRYOPHYTES AND PTERIDOPHYTES
GYMNOSPERMS
ANGIOSPERMS
USES OF MEDICINAL PLANTS 2
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I am R.VISHNU PRIYA
B.ED II YEAR
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
ROLL NO: 19511114
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INTRODUCTION
 The living organisms found on the earth are different in
their structures,habit,habitat,mode of nutrition and
physiology.
 The estimated number of species on the earth is 8.7
million.
 The living organisms show lot of similarities and
differences.
 So that they can be arranged into many groups
syestematically.
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 TAXONOMY is the branch of biology that deals
with the study of identification, classification,
 description and of living organisms.
 Taxonomy is derived from Greek words.
 “taxonomy” was first coined by augustin-p
Pyramus de candolle.
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TAXONOMY
Classification :
• Plants are arranged into different groups and categories
on the basis of similarities and differences are called
classification.
• Types of classification:
 artificial system of classification
 natural system of classification
 phylogenetic system of classification
 modern system of classification
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◦ Artificial system of classification: This is the earliest
system of classification in plants. Plants are classified on
the basis of one or few morphological characters.
◦ The most famous artificial system of classification is
Linnaeus classification which was proposed by carolus
Linnaeus in species plantarum.
◦ Natural system of classification: In this system, plants are
classified on the basis of several characters. Bentham and
hooker’s classification is an example of natural system of
classification.
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BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE
◦ The naming of an organisms with two words are known as
Binomial nomenclature. e.g Mangifera indica.
genus name Mangifera. Species name indica.
o The system of naming the plants on scientific basis is known
as botanical nomenclature.
o Binomial nomenclature was first introduced by gaspard
bauhin in the year of 1623.
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ALGAE
SALIENT FEATURES OF ALGAE
◦ Algae are chlorophyll bearing simple , primitive plants
and are autotrophs.
◦ Algae belongs to thallophyta, and the plant body of algae
are called thallus. i.e. the plant body is not differentiated
into root, stem, and leaf.
o Most of the algae are living in aquatic region.
o Some algae are very minute and float on the surface of
the water.some of the algae are symbionts.e.g.lichen.
o A few species of them are epiphytes(growing on another
plants) 11
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paris,france
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Economic importance of algae:
1.food: algae is consumed as food in
japan,england, and india.eg.ulva,spirulina,chlorella
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Agriculture:
• some of the blue green algae are essential for
the fixing of atmospheric nitrogen into the
soil,which increses the fertility of the soil.e.g
nostoc,anabaena.
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Agar agar:
• Agar agar is extracted from some red
algae,namely gelidium, gracillaria,etc.,
which is used to prepare growth medium in
laboratories.
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Iodine:
• Iodine is obtained from brown algae like
laminaria
Algae in space travel:
• Chlorella pyrenoidosa is used in space travel
to get rid of 𝑐𝑜2 and decompose human
wastes.
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FUNGI
FUNGI
General characters of fungi
• Fungi belongs to thallophyta because the plant body is not
differentiated into root,stem,and leaves.
• The plant body of fungus consists of filament like structures
called as hypae.
• Several hyphae arranged in the form of network called
mycelium.
• The cells of fungi are multicellular and eukaryotic.
• Cell wall of fungi is made up of a chemical substance called chitin.
Parasites :
• Parasites absorbs food from the living
organisms with the help of special root
called haustoria. e.g. Cercospora personata
• It affects groundnut plants and cause tikka
disease.
Saprophytes:
• Saprophytes grow up on the dead and decay matters and get
food from them. E.g rhizopus
symbionts:
• Some species of fungi living with algae and are mutually
benefitted e.g lichen
• Some fungi live symbiotically with higher plants roots called
mycorrhizae
CLASSIFICATION OF FUNGI
FUNGI
MYXOMYCETES EUMYCETES
Economic importance of fungi:
• Antibiotic : penicillin(Penicillium notatum), neomycin,
gentamycin , erythromycin are some antibiotics obtained from
fungi, which cure variable diseases.
Food :
• Mushroom contains rich protein and minerals. The most
common edible mushroom is Agaricus.(button mushroom)
BRYOPHYTES:
BRYOPHYTES
general characters of bryophyte
• Bryophytes are the primitive and simplest group
• Terrestrial and non-vascular cryptogams.
• Water is essential to complete their life cycle.so these plants
are called amphibians .
• Bryophytes have distinct alternation of generation.
Gametophyte is dominent and sporophytic generation is small.
• The gametopphytic plant can be either thalloid or leafy.
• The plant remains fixed to the substratum with the help of root
like structure called rhizoid.
• They have well developed sex organs like antheridia
and archegonia.
• The male sex organ is antheridium (antherozoid).the
female sex organ is archegonium(egg).
• Antherozoid swims and reaches the archegonium,
fertilize s the egg and form zygote.
• Zygote is the first cell which develops into sporophytic
generation and produce haploid spore(n) by meiosis.
• Spore is the first cell of the gametophytic generation.
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Economic importance of
bryophytes:
• Bryophytes prevent the soil erosion.
• Sphagnum can absorb large amount of water. Hence, it is ussed
by the gardeners in nursery.
• Peat is a valuable fuel like coal obtained from sphagnum.
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General characters of pteridophytes:
• First true land plants with xylem and phloem . Hence it is called
vascular cryptogams.
• They are also exhibit alternation of generation.
• The main plant body is sporophytes, which is the dominent
phase, differentiated into true root, stem and leaves.
• Sporophytes reproduce by means of spores. spores are produced
in sporangium.
• The sporangia bearing leaves are called sporophyll.
• Most of the plants produce only one type of spore, it may be
either microspore or megaspore(homosporous).
• In some plants two types of spores are produced. They are
microspore and megaspore (heterosporous)
• Spores give rise to gametophytic generation called prothallus,
which is short lived and independent.
• The gametophytes produce the multicellular sex organs,
antheridium which produces antherozoid (male gamete)
and archegonium which contains an egg.(female gamete).
• the antherozoid fertilizes with egg and form diploid zygote. It
develops into an embryo which grow differenciate into
sporophyte.
Classification of pteridophytes
psilopsida(class 1) lycopsida( class 2)
sphenopsida(class 3) pteropsida(class 4)
Economic importance of pteridophytes:
• Ferns are used as ornamental plants.
• The rhizome and petioles of the dryopteris yield the vermifuge
drug.
• The sporocarp of Marsilea (water fern) is used as food by tribal
people.
Gymnosperms
General characters of gymnosperms
• Gymnosperms are naked seed plant .i.e. ovule is not closed by
ovary.
• Gymnosperms have two phases in its life cycle.
• Plant body is sporophyte dominent which is differentiated into
root,stem and leaf.
• They have well developed vascular tissues.(xylem and phloem)
• They have cone on which sporangia and spores are produced.
Economic importance of gymnosperms
• Woods of many conifers are used in the paper industries.e.g
pinus, agathis
• Conifers are the sources of soft wood for construction, packing
and plywood industry e.g cedrus
• Turpentine is an essential oil used for paint preparation
extracted from the resin of pinus. It is also used medicinally to
get rid from pain and bronchitis etc.
• Seeds of Pinus gerardiana are edible.
• Ephedrine is an alkaloid extracted from ephedra. It cures asthma
and respiratory problems.
Classification of gymnosperms
The modern gymnosperms are commonly grouped under four
orders:
1. Cycadales;
2. Ginkgoales;
3. Coniferales
4. Gnetales
Angiosperms (closed seeded plants)
• The term angiosperm is derived from two greek words
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kingdom of plantae,plant kingdom,pteridophyte

  • 2. CONTENT INTRODUCTION TAXONOMY OUTLINE OF BENTHAM AND HOOKERS SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE SALIENT FEATURES OF ALGAE FUNGI BRYOPHYTES PTERIDOPHYTES DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BRYOPHYTES AND PTERIDOPHYTES GYMNOSPERMS ANGIOSPERMS USES OF MEDICINAL PLANTS 2
  • 3. Hello! I am R.VISHNU PRIYA B.ED II YEAR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE ROLL NO: 19511114 3
  • 4. INTRODUCTION  The living organisms found on the earth are different in their structures,habit,habitat,mode of nutrition and physiology.  The estimated number of species on the earth is 8.7 million.  The living organisms show lot of similarities and differences.  So that they can be arranged into many groups syestematically.
  • 5. “  TAXONOMY is the branch of biology that deals with the study of identification, classification,  description and of living organisms.  Taxonomy is derived from Greek words.  “taxonomy” was first coined by augustin-p Pyramus de candolle. 5 TAXONOMY
  • 6. Classification : • Plants are arranged into different groups and categories on the basis of similarities and differences are called classification. • Types of classification:  artificial system of classification  natural system of classification  phylogenetic system of classification  modern system of classification 6
  • 7. ◦ Artificial system of classification: This is the earliest system of classification in plants. Plants are classified on the basis of one or few morphological characters. ◦ The most famous artificial system of classification is Linnaeus classification which was proposed by carolus Linnaeus in species plantarum. ◦ Natural system of classification: In this system, plants are classified on the basis of several characters. Bentham and hooker’s classification is an example of natural system of classification. ◦ 7
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  • 9. BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE ◦ The naming of an organisms with two words are known as Binomial nomenclature. e.g Mangifera indica. genus name Mangifera. Species name indica. o The system of naming the plants on scientific basis is known as botanical nomenclature. o Binomial nomenclature was first introduced by gaspard bauhin in the year of 1623. 9
  • 11. SALIENT FEATURES OF ALGAE ◦ Algae are chlorophyll bearing simple , primitive plants and are autotrophs. ◦ Algae belongs to thallophyta, and the plant body of algae are called thallus. i.e. the plant body is not differentiated into root, stem, and leaf. o Most of the algae are living in aquatic region. o Some algae are very minute and float on the surface of the water.some of the algae are symbionts.e.g.lichen. o A few species of them are epiphytes(growing on another plants) 11
  • 12. 12 Do you know ? The largest herbaria of the world is museum national d’ historie naturelle in paris,france
  • 13. 13 Economic importance of algae: 1.food: algae is consumed as food in japan,england, and india.eg.ulva,spirulina,chlorella
  • 14. 14 Agriculture: • some of the blue green algae are essential for the fixing of atmospheric nitrogen into the soil,which increses the fertility of the soil.e.g nostoc,anabaena.
  • 15. 15 Agar agar: • Agar agar is extracted from some red algae,namely gelidium, gracillaria,etc., which is used to prepare growth medium in laboratories.
  • 16. 16 Iodine: • Iodine is obtained from brown algae like laminaria Algae in space travel: • Chlorella pyrenoidosa is used in space travel to get rid of 𝑐𝑜2 and decompose human wastes.
  • 18. General characters of fungi • Fungi belongs to thallophyta because the plant body is not differentiated into root,stem,and leaves. • The plant body of fungus consists of filament like structures called as hypae. • Several hyphae arranged in the form of network called mycelium. • The cells of fungi are multicellular and eukaryotic. • Cell wall of fungi is made up of a chemical substance called chitin.
  • 19. Parasites : • Parasites absorbs food from the living organisms with the help of special root called haustoria. e.g. Cercospora personata • It affects groundnut plants and cause tikka disease. Saprophytes: • Saprophytes grow up on the dead and decay matters and get food from them. E.g rhizopus
  • 20. symbionts: • Some species of fungi living with algae and are mutually benefitted e.g lichen • Some fungi live symbiotically with higher plants roots called mycorrhizae
  • 22. Economic importance of fungi: • Antibiotic : penicillin(Penicillium notatum), neomycin, gentamycin , erythromycin are some antibiotics obtained from fungi, which cure variable diseases.
  • 23. Food : • Mushroom contains rich protein and minerals. The most common edible mushroom is Agaricus.(button mushroom)
  • 25. general characters of bryophyte • Bryophytes are the primitive and simplest group • Terrestrial and non-vascular cryptogams. • Water is essential to complete their life cycle.so these plants are called amphibians . • Bryophytes have distinct alternation of generation. Gametophyte is dominent and sporophytic generation is small. • The gametopphytic plant can be either thalloid or leafy. • The plant remains fixed to the substratum with the help of root like structure called rhizoid.
  • 26. • They have well developed sex organs like antheridia and archegonia. • The male sex organ is antheridium (antherozoid).the female sex organ is archegonium(egg). • Antherozoid swims and reaches the archegonium, fertilize s the egg and form zygote. • Zygote is the first cell which develops into sporophytic generation and produce haploid spore(n) by meiosis. • Spore is the first cell of the gametophytic generation.
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  • 28. Economic importance of bryophytes: • Bryophytes prevent the soil erosion. • Sphagnum can absorb large amount of water. Hence, it is ussed by the gardeners in nursery. • Peat is a valuable fuel like coal obtained from sphagnum. 28
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  • 30. General characters of pteridophytes: • First true land plants with xylem and phloem . Hence it is called vascular cryptogams. • They are also exhibit alternation of generation. • The main plant body is sporophytes, which is the dominent phase, differentiated into true root, stem and leaves. • Sporophytes reproduce by means of spores. spores are produced in sporangium. • The sporangia bearing leaves are called sporophyll.
  • 31. • Most of the plants produce only one type of spore, it may be either microspore or megaspore(homosporous). • In some plants two types of spores are produced. They are microspore and megaspore (heterosporous) • Spores give rise to gametophytic generation called prothallus, which is short lived and independent. • The gametophytes produce the multicellular sex organs, antheridium which produces antherozoid (male gamete) and archegonium which contains an egg.(female gamete). • the antherozoid fertilizes with egg and form diploid zygote. It develops into an embryo which grow differenciate into sporophyte.
  • 32. Classification of pteridophytes psilopsida(class 1) lycopsida( class 2) sphenopsida(class 3) pteropsida(class 4)
  • 33. Economic importance of pteridophytes: • Ferns are used as ornamental plants. • The rhizome and petioles of the dryopteris yield the vermifuge drug. • The sporocarp of Marsilea (water fern) is used as food by tribal people.
  • 35. General characters of gymnosperms • Gymnosperms are naked seed plant .i.e. ovule is not closed by ovary. • Gymnosperms have two phases in its life cycle. • Plant body is sporophyte dominent which is differentiated into root,stem and leaf. • They have well developed vascular tissues.(xylem and phloem) • They have cone on which sporangia and spores are produced.
  • 36. Economic importance of gymnosperms • Woods of many conifers are used in the paper industries.e.g pinus, agathis • Conifers are the sources of soft wood for construction, packing and plywood industry e.g cedrus • Turpentine is an essential oil used for paint preparation extracted from the resin of pinus. It is also used medicinally to get rid from pain and bronchitis etc. • Seeds of Pinus gerardiana are edible. • Ephedrine is an alkaloid extracted from ephedra. It cures asthma and respiratory problems.
  • 37. Classification of gymnosperms The modern gymnosperms are commonly grouped under four orders: 1. Cycadales; 2. Ginkgoales; 3. Coniferales 4. Gnetales
  • 38. Angiosperms (closed seeded plants) • The term angiosperm is derived from two greek words
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