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Chapter 6 Classification Scientific name Heirarchy Taxonomic theory Nutrition Autotroph vs heterotroph Cell types proka

Chapter 6 Classification Scientific name Heirarchy Taxonomic theory Nutrition Autotroph vs heterotroph Cell types prokaryote, plant, animal Domain and Kingdom overview. 0. 0. Classification putting organisms into groups based on similarities and differences.

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Chapter 29 Plant Diversity I: How Plants Colonized Land

Chapter 29 Plant Diversity I: How Plants Colonized Land. Figure 29.2 Charophyceans: Chara (top), Coleochaete orbicularis (bottom). Figure 3.2 Water transport in plants. Figure 29.14 Three clades that are candidates for designation as the plant kingdom.

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Plant Overview and Reproduction

Plant Overview and Reproduction. Pre-AP Biology. What Is a Plant?. Members of the kingdom Plantae Plants are multicellular eukaryotes Plants have cell walls made of cellulose .

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Plant Classification

Plant Classification . Plant Classification. -a means of grouping plants according to their similarities. WHAT IS A PLANT?. People once thought it easy to tell what was a plant and what was an animal. Animals moved, plants did not. There was the plant kingdom and the animal kingdom.

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PLANT DIVISIONS

PLANT DIVISIONS. Plants. NOTE: We use the term Divisions instead of the term Phyla when referring to plants. Characteristics of plant kingdom members Alternation of generations with the diploid sporophyte generation dominant except in bryophytes. Evolution of plants from green algae.

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Protists & Fungi

Protists & Fungi. Although slime molds like this are no longer classified as fungi (they were recently reclassified as a type of protist), they produce spores in a similar way to fungi. The pink sacs seen here are called sporangia, or they places where the spores are produced.

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Plant Kingdom cont.

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Garden Botany

Garden Botany. Definitions. Botany is the science or study of plants Horticulture is the science and art of cultivating flowers, fruits, vegetables, grass, and ornamental plants in an orchard, garden, nursery or greenhouse. From the Latin: Hortus (garden) and cultus (tilling).

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Plant Kingdom

Plant Kingdom. Simple Photosynthetic Organisms: From Algae to Ferns. How plant can be classified|?. How plant can be classified|?. Non flowering plant Algae Mosses Ferns Gymnosperms Flowering plant Angiosperms. Ferns. Spores. Gymnosperms. Which two groups of plant have seed produce?

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Production, Operation and Shipment Preparation

Production, Operation and Shipment Preparation. Export Academy 1 June 2011 Hansar Bangkok Hotel Vernon Li. Order received. Good News The production can start run May have profit after shipment Bad News Start to arrange material If the cash flow enough to run the production

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Plant Diversity II: Evolution by Seed Plants

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DO: Today we will learn about the history of classification

1-19 Agenda : Bell work QUIZ Classification of Living things. Materials : - Pencil Notebook Classification Packet. DO: Today we will learn about the history of classification. DQ: What are the 2 main ways Aristotle used to classify living things?. WHAT IS CLASSIFICATION?.

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The Six Kingdoms

Archaebacteria. Fungi. Eubacteria. The Six Kingdoms. Animals. Plants. Protists. How are organism placed into their kingdoms?. Cell Type. Aerobic/Anaerobic. prokaryote. eukaryote. Motility. The number of cells in their body. Their ability to make food. heterotroph. autotroph.

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Classifying Plants and animals

Classifying Plants and animals. Group Name: The Differentials. Group Members : Sara Kaleem Age: 12 Anmol Qaiser Age: Umair Ahmed Age: Mugheesullah Age:.

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Chapter 4: INTRODUCTION TO PLANTS

Chapter 4: INTRODUCTION TO PLANTS. What is a Plant? Autotrophs Multicellular Cell Structure Adaptations for Living on Land 1) Obtaining ____________ & other nutrients 2) Retaining _________ CUTICLE: waterproof coating on leaves 3) Transporting Materials

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The Classification of Living Things

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Classification and Diversity

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Protist Facts

Protist Facts. The Beginning of the Eukaroyte Domain. Domains of Life. Archaea Domain live in harsh conditions Prokaryotes (do not have nucleus) Bacteria Domain Prokaryotes (do not have nucleus) Eukaroyotes Domain (have a nucleus) Protist Kingdom Fungi Kingdom Plant Kingdom

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Plants and Our World

Plants and Our World. Through the process of photosynthesis, plants and algae obtain energy from the sun to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars. Therefore, plants are primary producers and the base of most food chains.

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THE PLANT KINGDOM

THE PLANT KINGDOM. I The Importance of Plants II What is a Plant? III The Two Divisions of the Plant Kingdom IV Alternation of Generations V Evolutionary Trend of Plants. DIVISION BRYOPHYTA. I TAXONOMY 1. CLASS MUSCI (mosses) 2. CLASS HEPATICAE (liverworts)

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