UNIT 4--> THE PLANT KINGDOM
CLASSIFFICATION OF PLANTS
In plant kingdom can be clasiffied into 2
groups.FLOWERING PLANTS and NON-
FLOWERING PLANTS.
FLOWERING PLANTS
Use sexsual reproduction.The flowers grow
which reproductive organs.The plants
reproduce which seeds.Two different way:
ANGIOSPERMS
Flowers produce fruit which seeds inside.
When someone gets the seed from the fruit,
can plant other tree.
GYMOSPERMS
Don't produce fruit and their seed develop in
cones.
NON-FLOWERING PLANTS
Non-flowering plants not produce seeds.They
reproduce asexualy using spores.Two diferent
way:
FERMS
*They have roots and strong stems under the
ground.
*They have large leaves called fronds.
*They produce spores inside the leaves.
MOSSES
*They have very simple stems and leaves.
*Their roots are called rhizoids.
*They produce spores inside capsules.
SEXUAL
Sexual are plants which flowers.Reproduce by
flower.
ASEXUAL
Asexual are plants that haven't got flowers
NO FLOWERS
PARTS OF PLANTS
The plants have 3 parts: roots, stem and leaves.
ROOTS:they hold the plant to de ground.They
absorb water and minerals from the ground to the
roots hair.
STEM:it holds up other parts of the plants.
It also tranport water and minerals to the leaves for
photosynthesis.The stem of the tree are trunk
LEAVES:contain chlorophyll.Mosts leaves contain
two parts:the petiole and the blade.
Veins in the blade support the leave and carried
water and minerals.
Inside of the blade there are tiny holes called stoma
where the gas exchage takes place.
The stoma it like this
PLANT NUTRITION
Plants make their own foot through a
process called photosynthesis.
1*The roots absorb water and minerals from
the soil.
2*The cells plants transport this mixtures of
water and minerals called raw sap.
4*Leaves absorb carbon dioxide through
stomata.In ther chloroplasts, chlorophyll
collects solar energy to transform water,
minerals and carbon dioxide into glucose
and oxygen.
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
is important to:
*Gives up oxygen
*It consumes carbon dioxide
*It transform water and minerals into food.Animals can
feed on plants to get energy to live.
THE RESPIRATION OF THE PLANT
*Leaves contain stomata, absorb carbon dioxide and
relase oxygen.
*Plants produce oxygen through the photosynthesis.
*At night when photosynthesis stops plants relase
carbon dioxide.
THE RESPIRATION OF THE PLANT

Unit 4 the plant kingdom

  • 1.
    UNIT 4--> THEPLANT KINGDOM CLASSIFFICATION OF PLANTS In plant kingdom can be clasiffied into 2 groups.FLOWERING PLANTS and NON- FLOWERING PLANTS. FLOWERING PLANTS Use sexsual reproduction.The flowers grow which reproductive organs.The plants reproduce which seeds.Two different way: ANGIOSPERMS Flowers produce fruit which seeds inside. When someone gets the seed from the fruit, can plant other tree.
  • 2.
    GYMOSPERMS Don't produce fruitand their seed develop in cones. NON-FLOWERING PLANTS Non-flowering plants not produce seeds.They reproduce asexualy using spores.Two diferent way: FERMS *They have roots and strong stems under the
  • 3.
    ground. *They have largeleaves called fronds. *They produce spores inside the leaves. MOSSES *They have very simple stems and leaves. *Their roots are called rhizoids. *They produce spores inside capsules.
  • 4.
    SEXUAL Sexual are plantswhich flowers.Reproduce by flower. ASEXUAL
  • 5.
    Asexual are plantsthat haven't got flowers NO FLOWERS PARTS OF PLANTS The plants have 3 parts: roots, stem and leaves. ROOTS:they hold the plant to de ground.They absorb water and minerals from the ground to the roots hair.
  • 6.
    STEM:it holds upother parts of the plants. It also tranport water and minerals to the leaves for photosynthesis.The stem of the tree are trunk LEAVES:contain chlorophyll.Mosts leaves contain two parts:the petiole and the blade. Veins in the blade support the leave and carried water and minerals. Inside of the blade there are tiny holes called stoma where the gas exchage takes place.
  • 7.
    The stoma itlike this PLANT NUTRITION Plants make their own foot through a process called photosynthesis. 1*The roots absorb water and minerals from the soil. 2*The cells plants transport this mixtures of water and minerals called raw sap. 4*Leaves absorb carbon dioxide through stomata.In ther chloroplasts, chlorophyll collects solar energy to transform water, minerals and carbon dioxide into glucose and oxygen.
  • 8.
    PHOTOSYNTHESIS is important to: *Givesup oxygen *It consumes carbon dioxide *It transform water and minerals into food.Animals can feed on plants to get energy to live. THE RESPIRATION OF THE PLANT *Leaves contain stomata, absorb carbon dioxide and relase oxygen. *Plants produce oxygen through the photosynthesis. *At night when photosynthesis stops plants relase carbon dioxide. THE RESPIRATION OF THE PLANT