Kingdom of plants

• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Kingdom of plants

Planning

- Revision

- Kingdom of plants

- Make assignments

Which of the following words has the same meaning as 'taxon'?

1. Taxonomy
2. Taxonomic group
3. Classification
4. Kingdom

WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CLASSIFICATION GROUP?

1. KINGDOM
2. PHYLUM
3. CLASS
4. ORDER

The domestic cat can be named using the binomial system as 'Felis
catus". The word Felis stands for:

1. The class
2. The order
3. The species
4. The genus

In which kingdom do all organisms have a cell wall?

1. Only plants
2. All kingdoms
3. Plants and fungi
4. Plants, fungi and bacteria

which one is a plant cell?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4

A tiger hiding in the bushes is a good example of mimicry

1. true
2. false

Which Kingdom contains organisms with eukaryote cells?

1. Animal Kingdom
2. Plant Kingdom
3. Bacteria
4. The fungal kingdom

What is photosynthesis?

1. Carbon fixation
2. Plants grow on sunlight
3. CO2 + H2O + solar energy = O2 + sugars for growth
4. Oxygen production

Kingdom of plants

Learning goals

- Which cell parts make a plant cell a plant?

- What plant groups do we distuingish?

- What characteristics do these plant groups have?

- What is a native plant and what is an example of a native plant in The Netherlands?

What cell parts can you find in a plant cell?

Which cell parts make a plant cell a plant?

- Cell wall

- Cell membrane

- Nucleus

- Vacuole

What plant groups do we distuingish?

- Unicellular (algea) and multicellular plants

- Plants that produce spores and plants that produce seeds

- Vascular and non-vascular

- Gymnosperms and Angiosperms

Unicellular and multicellular plants

- Most plants are multicellular

- Algae can be both multicellular or unicellular

Sea lettuce (seaweed )                    Sea sparkle 

Mosses and liverworts

- Makes spores inside spore capsules

- Do not have a stems or roots

Ferns

- Does have stems and roots

- Have a vascular system

- Makes spores in patches called 

sporangia along the underside 

of the leaves

Gymnosperms (non-flowering plants)

- Also called conifers

- Seeds developed in cones

- Needle shaped leaves

- Seeds can develop in

plants that produce pollen

Angiosperms (flowering plants)

- Flowers that contain organs for sexual reproduction.

- Pollen is moved around by the wind or insects/animals

- Seeds protected inside fruits

Mosses have a vascular system

1. True
2. False

Ferns produce spores in patches called sporangia

1. True
2. False

Algea belong to the clade of gymnosperms

1. True
2. False

This tree belongs to the clade of gymnosperms

1. True
2. False

This plant is an Angiosperm

1. True
2. False

This plant is an Angiosperm

1. True
2. False