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Plant Phyla Project
By: Brody Irwin
Bryophyta
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Mosses
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Seedless Nonvascular
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Simplest type
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Much smaller
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Wet habitats
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Reproduce with spores
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Mosses , Liverworts, Hornworts
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Found in Antarctica
Hepatophtya
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Liverworts
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Non vascular Seedless
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Leafy like flat moss ; close to ground
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Wet habitat rocks and ground
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Spores
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Marchantiales, Metzgeriales and the Jungermanniales
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Anthocerophyta
• Hornworts
• Seedless nonvascular
• grow close to ground, absorb nutrients from ground
• Grow in damp habitats
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Spores
• Hornworts, Coontail Rigid hornworts, Ceratophyllum
• Hornwort is very expensive to buy
Lycophyta
• Club Moss
• Seedless vascular
• Depend on water for reproduction, grow off ground
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Colder altitudes
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Reproduce with Spores
• Running pine, Ground pine, Princess pine
Pterophyta
• Ferns
• Seedless vascular
• Depend on water to reproduce, Grow further away from ground
• Tropics, Temperate forest
• Seeds
• Regular fern
• True leaves
Cycadophyta
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Cycads
• Gymnosperms
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Seed plants not enclosed in fruit
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Tropical areas
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Pollen- male cones, eggs in female cones
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Palm Trees
Slow growth and loss of habitat for many years
Ginkophyta
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Ginkoes
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Gymnosperms
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Seed plants who seeds not enclosed in fruit
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Lower latitudes
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Pollen- Male cones, female eggs
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Ginlo biloba
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Buddhist monks saved
Coniferophyta
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Conifers
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Gynnosperms
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Seeds are not enclosed in seeds
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High altitudes
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Pollen- Male seed, Eggs female
• Spruce, Redwood
• Redwood grow extremly tall
Anthophyta
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Flowering plants
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Angiosperms
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seeds enclosed in fruit
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Temps above 32 degrees F
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plants gametes and eggs
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Dandelion
• Nothing very interesting