What are capsules, cones, and flowers in different plants for?
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1. Name the two main groups of plant.
Plants can be divided into two broad categories:
a) Non-flowering plants (plants that do not flower): mosses, ferns, liverworts, mushrooms, etc.
b) Seed plants (plants that have seeds):
(sub categories)
i) Conifers: Pines, spruces, larches, cedars, firs, etc.
ii) Flowering plants (plants that flower): cabbages, grasses, daffodils, horse chestnuts etc.
2. What are capsules, cones, and flowers for?
Capsules, cones, and flowers help in the reproduction (of plants).
In most non-flowering plants, capsules are present, which contain tiny spores inside. Plants of this kind reproduce by spores. The spores produce new plants.
As for the conifers, they have cones. Cones are of two types: male, and female. There are pollen grains in male cones; female cones grow seeds under its flaps. When the pollen grains from the male cone come into contact with the seeds of the female cone, sexual reproduction takes place. They eventually reproduce to form new plants.
In flowering plants, the flowers and/or fruits have seeds inside them which, when planted, grow to become new plants if they receive adequate sunlight and water.
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Plants can be divided into two broad categories:
a) Non-flowering plants (plants that do not flower): mosses, ferns, liverworts, mushrooms, etc.
b) Seed plants (plants that have seeds):
(sub categories)
i) Conifers: Pines, spruces, larches, cedars, firs, etc.
ii) Flowering plants (plants that flower): cabbages, grasses, daffodils, horse chestnuts etc.
2. What are capsules, cones, and flowers for?
Capsules, cones, and flowers help in the reproduction (of plants).
In most non-flowering plants, capsules are present, which contain tiny spores inside. Plants of this kind reproduce by spores. The spores produce new plants.
As for the conifers, they have cones. Cones are of two types: male, and female. There are pollen grains in male cones; female cones grow seeds under its flaps. When the pollen grains from the male cone come into contact with the seeds of the female cone, sexual reproduction takes place. They eventually reproduce to form new plants.
In flowering plants, the flowers and/or fruits have seeds inside them which, when planted, grow to become new plants if they receive adequate sunlight and water.
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU! :-)
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