1 Introducti Introducti on to the on to the Plant Plant Kingdom Kingdom copyright cmassengale copyright cmassengale
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IntroductioIntroductio
n to the n to the Plant Plant
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Early Early AncestorsAncestors
Aquatic to Aquatic to Terrestrial LifeTerrestrial Life
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Aquatic AncestorAquatic Ancestor Closest living Closest living
speciesspecies to a to a possible land possible land plant ancestorplant ancestor
Group of Group of green green algaealgae
Called Called CharyophyceanCharyophyceanss CharaChara
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Algae & Land Plant Algae & Land Plant SimilaritiesSimilarities
Both contain Both contain chlorophylls chlorophylls aa and and bb Have Have chloroplastschloroplasts with stacks of with stacks of
thylakoidsthylakoids Store Store starchstarch in in plastidsplastids CelluloseCellulose in in cell wallscell walls Go through Go through Alternation of Alternation of
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Terrestrial HabitatTerrestrial Habitat
Aquatic Aquatic HabitatHabitat
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Living in Aquatic Living in Aquatic EnvironmentsEnvironments
Plants surrounded by water so Plants surrounded by water so don’t dry outdon’t dry out
Sperm swimsSperm swims to egg to egg Water supportsWater supports plant plant Plants stay in upper surface Plants stay in upper surface
near lightnear light AbsorbAbsorb nutrients nutrients from thefrom the H H22OO
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Plant Adaptations to Plant Adaptations to LandLand
Problems:Problems: Need mineralsNeed minerals GravityGravity Increase in Increase in
Height for Height for LightLight
Adaptations for Adaptations for Drier Drier environmentenvironment
ReproductionReproduction
Solutions:Solutions: RootsRoots absorb H absorb H22O & O &
mineralsminerals Lignin & celluloseLignin & cellulose in in
cell wallscell walls Vascular Vascular Transport Transport
SystemSystem Waxy cuticleWaxy cuticle & &
stomatastomata with guard with guard cellscells
Pollen Pollen containing containing spermspermcopyright cmassengalecopyright cmassengale
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How Are Plants How Are Plants All Alike?All Alike?
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Plant CharacteristicsPlant Characteristics MulticellularMulticellular AutotrophicAutotrophic (photosynthesis) (photosynthesis) Chlorophylls Chlorophylls aa and and bb in thylakoid in thylakoid
membranesmembranes Surrounded by Surrounded by cell wallscell walls containing containing
cellulose (polysaccharide)cellulose (polysaccharide) Store reserve food as Store reserve food as amylose amylose
(starch)(starch)
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Plant ReproductionPlant Reproduction Alternation of generations Alternation of generations life life
cyclecycle Diploid (2n) Diploid (2n) sporophytesporophyte stage stage Haploid (1n) Haploid (1n) gametophytegametophyte stage stage Produce Produce multicellular embryomulticellular embryo
protectedprotected inside multicellular inside multicellular haploid haploid (gametophyte egg sac)(gametophyte egg sac) tissuetissue
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Plant ReproductionPlant Reproduction Diploid (2n) Diploid (2n) sporophytesporophyte stage stage
produces produces haploid sporeshaploid spores by by meiosismeiosis
Haploid spores undergo Haploid spores undergo mitosismitosis to produce to produce gametophytegametophyte stage stage
Gametophyte makes Gametophyte makes gametes gametes (eggs and sperm) (eggs and sperm) by by meiosismeiosis
ZygoteZygote (2n) produces the new (2n) produces the new sporophytesporophyte
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Alternation of Alternation of GenerationsGenerations
2n 2n SporophyteSporophyte
2n 2n gametophytegametophyte
1n 1n pollenpollen
Ovary with Ovary with 1n ovules 1n ovules (eggs)(eggs)
2n seed 2n seed with plant with plant embryoembryo
SporophySporophytete
GametophyGametophytete
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Plant Plant
DivisionsDivisions
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TaxonomyTaxonomy Plants are divided Plants are divided
into into twotwo groupsgroups Based on the Based on the
presence or presence or absenceabsence of an of an internal transport internal transport systemsystem for water for water and dissolved and dissolved materialsmaterials
Called Called Vascular Vascular SystemSystem
VasculaVascular r BundleBundless
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Vascular SystemVascular System XylemXylem tissue carries tissue carries waterwater and and
mineralsminerals upward from the upward from the rootsroots
PhloemPhloem tissue carries tissue carries sugarssugars made by photosynthesis from made by photosynthesis from the leaves to where they will the leaves to where they will be stored or usedbe stored or used
SapSap is the fluid carried inside is the fluid carried inside the xylem or phloemthe xylem or phloem
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Nonvascular PlantsNonvascular Plants Do not have Do not have
vascular tissue vascular tissue for for supportsupport or or conduction of conduction of materialsmaterials
Called Called BryophytesBryophytes
Require a Require a constantly moist constantly moist environmentenvironment
Moss Gametophytes & Moss Gametophytes & SporophytesSporophytes
Sporophyte stageSporophyte stage
GametophyGametophyte Stagete Stage
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Nonvascular PlantsNonvascular Plants Plants can’t grow as tallPlants can’t grow as tall Cells must be in Cells must be in direct direct
contact with moisturecontact with moisture Materials move by Materials move by
diffusiondiffusion cell-to-cell cell-to-cell Sperm must Sperm must swim to eggswim to egg
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Nonvascular PlantsNonvascular Plants Includes mosses Includes mosses (Bryophyta)(Bryophyta), ,
liverworts liverworts (Hepatophyta)(Hepatophyta), and , and hornworts hornworts (Antherophyta)(Antherophyta)
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Main Parts of Vascular Main Parts of Vascular PlantsPlants
ShootsShoots-Found above ground-Found above ground-Have leaves attached-Have leaves attached- Photosynthetic part - Photosynthetic part
of plantof plant RootsRoots
-Found below ground-Found below ground-Absorb water & minerals-Absorb water & minerals-Anchor the plant-Anchor the plant
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Vascular PlantsVascular Plants Also called Also called
TracheophytesTracheophytes Subdivided into Subdivided into
two groups -- two groups -- Seedless Seedless vascular plantsvascular plants and and Seed-Seed-bearing bearing vascular plantsvascular plants
Club MossClub Mosscopyright cmassengalecopyright cmassengale
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Seedless Vascular PlantsSeedless Vascular Plants Includes club moss Includes club moss (Lycophyta)(Lycophyta), ,
horsetails horsetails (Sphenophyta)(Sphenophyta), whisk , whisk ferns ferns (Psilophyta)(Psilophyta), and ferns , and ferns (Pterophyta)(Pterophyta)
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Seed-Producing Vascular Seed-Producing Vascular PlantsPlants
Includes two groups – Includes two groups – GymnospermsGymnosperms and and AngiospermsAngiosperms
GymnospermsGymnosperms have have naked naked seedsseeds in in conescones
AngiospermsAngiosperms have have flowers that flowers that produce seeds produce seeds to attract to attract pollinators and produce seedspollinators and produce seeds
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GymnospermsGymnosperms ConiferophytaConiferophyta are are
known as conifersknown as conifers Includes pine, Includes pine,
cedar, spruce, cedar, spruce, and firand fir
CycadophytaCycadophyta – – cycadscycads
GinkgophytaGinkgophyta - - ginkgoginkgo
GinkgGinkgoo
CycaCycadd
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GymnospermGymnospermss
Contains the Contains the oldest living oldest living plant – plant – Bristle Bristle cone pinecone pine
Contains the Contains the tallest living tallest living plant – plant – Sequoia or Sequoia or redwoodredwood
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AngiospermsAngiosperms Flowering plantsFlowering plants SeedsSeeds are formed when an are formed when an
egg or ovuleegg or ovule is fertilized is fertilized by by pollenpollen in the ovary in the ovary
OvaryOvary is within a flower is within a flower Flower contains the male Flower contains the male
(stamen)(stamen) and/or female and/or female (ovaries)(ovaries) parts of the plant parts of the plant
FruitsFruits are frequently are frequently produced from these produced from these ripened ovaries (ripened ovaries (help help disperse seeds)disperse seeds)
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AngiospermsAngiosperms Division Division AnthophytaAnthophyta Subdivided into two groups – Subdivided into two groups –
Monocots and DicotsMonocots and Dicots MonocotsMonocots have a single seed have a single seed
cotyledoncotyledon DicotsDicots have two seed have two seed
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MonocotsMonocots ParallelParallel
venation in venation in leavesleaves
Flower parts in Flower parts in multiples of 3multiples of 3
Vascular Vascular tissue tissue scatteredscattered in in cross section cross section of stemof stem
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DicotsDicots Net venationNet venation
in leavesin leaves Flower parts in Flower parts in
multiples of 4 multiples of 4 or 5or 5
Vascular Vascular tissue tissue in ringsin rings in cross in cross section of section of stemstem
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Plant UsesPlant Uses
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Why We Can’t do Why We Can’t do Without Plants!Without Plants!
Produce oxygen for the Produce oxygen for the atmosphereatmosphere
Produce lumber for buildingProduce lumber for building Provide homes and food for Provide homes and food for
many organismsmany organisms Prevent erosionPrevent erosion Used for foodUsed for food
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More Reasons We Can’t More Reasons We Can’t do Without Plants!do Without Plants!
Produce wood pulp for paper Produce wood pulp for paper productsproducts
Source of many medicinesSource of many medicines Ornamental and shade for Ornamental and shade for
yardsyards Fibers such as cotton for fabricFibers such as cotton for fabric DyesDyes
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