VEGETA

BLE

KINGDOM

FEATURESAre the only beings capable of making their

own food.

Can´t not move from one place to another.

They haven´t organs, but respond to certain stimuli: the roots grow into the soil and seek water stems grow toward light.

VEGETABLE

KINGDOM

EUKARYOTIC

MULTISTAGE

AUTOTROPHIC

CELLS

CELL WALL

PULP

ORGANELLE

MOLECULE THAT

CAPTURES THE SUN

CLOROPLAST

CLOROPHYLL

FOOD PRODUCED THROUGH

PHOTOSYNTHESIS

HABITATS

TERRESTRIAL

ACUATIC

COMMON FEATURES

sheets: capture light and allow the exchange of oxygen and other gases

Stem: holding the tops of the plant and are involved in the transport of substances

root: fixing the plant to the ground and absorb water and minerals

CLASSIFICATION VEGETABLE

ANGIOSPERMAE

INCLUDES

ARE CLASSIFIEDBRYOPHYTES

TRACHEOPHYTES

GYMNOSPERM

PTERIDOPHYTAS

BRYOPHYTES FEATURES-Vascular tissue lacking

-No root or stem or green leaves

-Are composed of Phyllodes and Rizoides

TRACHEOPHYTESTHEY HAVE CONDUCTIVE TISSUES

XYLEM

IS DESCENDIN

G

PLHOEM

IS ASCENDING

ARE NUTRIENT

TRANSPORTERS

TRACHEOPHYTES AREPTERIDOPHYTES

• TAIL OF HORSE

• LICOPODIO• FERNS

GYMNOSPERMS

• PINES• CIPRESES

THEY ARE CONIFEROUS

ANGIOSPERMAE

• MONOCOTYLEDONS (GRASS, SUGAR CANE, ORCHIDS)

• DICOTYLEDONS (MOST OF PLANTS WITH FLOWER)

Pine

Tail of Horse

licopodioDicotiledonea

Ferns Sugar Cane

Pteridofitas

Metafitas are edged with cells grouped into specialized tissues for transporting

nutrients. Are therefore cormofíticas plants.

Found in moist, shady areas. Possessing conducting tissues, which act as supporting

tissues allowed to rise even above the ground, which can capture light more

easily than bryophytes. However, as the latter need the rain or dew to reproduce.

GYMNOSPERMS

Seeded without

fruit

Conifers, pines and cypresses

Dominant Plant

Naked Seed

Seeds do not

develop within

the false fruit

Ggymnosperms

Ovules

Sporophyte

Seed

Fertilization

ANGYOSPERM

The Angyosperm have one or two cotyledons.

Cotyledon: cotyledons are constituent primary leaves and seed are in the germ or embryo.