There are many kinds of plants that come in different sizes, shapes, and colors. Scientists classify plants to better understand their diversity and learn more about them. Plants can be classified based on whether they have woody stems, produce flowers or spores, bear fleshy or dry fruits with rough or smooth skin, and whether their fruits develop from ovaries.

1. CLASSIFYING
PLANTS
UNIT 4 – BY ANGGIT LAESA O

2. THERE ARE SEVERAL KINDS OF PLANTS
AROUND US

3. PLANTS COME IN DIFFERENT SIZES, SHAPES,
AND COLOURS

4. WHY DO WE NEED TO CLASSIFY PLANTS?
 To understand the great diversity of plants around us.
 It helps us to understand more about plant around us.

5. HOW DO WE CLASSIFY PLANTS?
1. Plants with woody stem
2. Flowering Plants
3. Non-Flowering Plants
4. Seed Producing Plants
5. Spore Producing Plants
6. Plants that bear with fleshy fruit
7. Plants that bear with dry fruit
8. Plants that bear fruit with rough skin
9. Plants that bear fruit with smooth skin

6. PLANTS WITH WOODY STEM
Tree Shrub Vines

7. FLOWERING PLANTS

8. NON-FLOWERING PLANTS

9. SEED PRODUCING PLANTS

10. SPORE PRODUCING PLANTS
Fern
Moss

11. PLANTS THAT BEAR WITH FLESHY FRUIT

12. PLANTS THAT BEAR WITH DRY FRUIT

13. PLANTS THAT BEAR FRUIT WITH ROUGH SKIN

14. PLANTS THAT BEAR FRUIT WITH SMOOTH SKIN

15. WHICH PART OF PLANTS DEVELOP INTO FRUIT?
Ovary (part in flower)