Classifications of Plants

Plants

A plant is a living organism of the
kind exemplified by trees, shrubs,
herbs, grasses, ferns and mosses,
typically growing in permanent site,
absorbing water and inorganic
substances through its roots, and
synthesizing nutrients in its leaves by
photosynthesis using the green

pigment chlorophyll.























Classification of plants

Plant

Non Flowering
Flowering

Non – Flowering plants

Ferns



Conifers

Non – flowering plants are plants that do
not produce flowers. They produce spores

or cones for reproduction.

Mosses are tiny plants
that have simple

stems and tiny roots
but no real roots.

They are usually less
than one inch tall.
The stem of a moss is
known as seta. They
have spores in the

capsules for
reproduction.

Ferns are very old type of
plants. They have been
on earth for more than
340 million years. Ferns

have proper stems,
leaves and roots.

Ferns have proper
stems, leaves, and
roots. They produce
spores. The spores are

produced and
located on the
underside of the

leaves.

Conifers are
easily identified

with their
needle-like or

scale-like
leaves. They
have cones to
reproduce.

These are the
cones of the
conifer tree

and the
needle like

leaves.

Flowering plants

Flowering plants are
plants that have

flowers. The flowers
produce fruits and
seeds. Some flowers
are small and some

are big. Some
flowering plants
produce flowers that
certain times of the

year.

Tomato plant Flower

Fruit

Seeds



Pomegranate plant

Fruit

Flower

Seeds



Parts of a non-flowering plant

Cones
Leaves

Roots

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