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An Introduction to Zoology - Friday, 1st Period
“The last couple of weeks we’ve been looking at Kingdom Animalia,” Cutter began that week’s lecture, “this week we’re going to be looking at some of the other kingdoms and we’re going to start with Kingdom Plantae, which is the plant kingdom” he handed out his stacks of notes.
“There are different classifications for Kingdom Plantae and that is determined by whether they have a well differentiated body and whether they have specialised tissues for transport and the ability to bear seeds,” he explained, “these classifications are Division Thallophyta, which is the lowest of plants of the plant kingdom, these are commonly referred to as algae and are aquatic,”
“Next is Division Bryophyta, these are small terrestrial plants and they show differentiation with the body design such as such as stem, leaf-like structures and root like structures, they do not have the ability to conduct water and other substances,”
“Meanwhile Division Pteridophyta, does have the ability to conduct water and has tissue that can let it conduct these substances from one plant to the other. It is also among the oldest vascular plant,”
“Division Phanerogamae is a seed bearing plant and they have reproductive tissues that let them them produce seeds. This division also has a further two classifications depending on whether the seeds are naked or enclosed and these are Gymnosperms and Angiosperms, Gymnosperms refer to plants with naked seeds and Angiosperms refers to plants with that are seed bearing,”
“For class next week I’d like you to prepare a report on a plant, using the above classification system,”
“There are different classifications for Kingdom Plantae and that is determined by whether they have a well differentiated body and whether they have specialised tissues for transport and the ability to bear seeds,” he explained, “these classifications are Division Thallophyta, which is the lowest of plants of the plant kingdom, these are commonly referred to as algae and are aquatic,”
“Next is Division Bryophyta, these are small terrestrial plants and they show differentiation with the body design such as such as stem, leaf-like structures and root like structures, they do not have the ability to conduct water and other substances,”
“Meanwhile Division Pteridophyta, does have the ability to conduct water and has tissue that can let it conduct these substances from one plant to the other. It is also among the oldest vascular plant,”
“Division Phanerogamae is a seed bearing plant and they have reproductive tissues that let them them produce seeds. This division also has a further two classifications depending on whether the seeds are naked or enclosed and these are Gymnosperms and Angiosperms, Gymnosperms refer to plants with naked seeds and Angiosperms refers to plants with that are seed bearing,”
“For class next week I’d like you to prepare a report on a plant, using the above classification system,”
During the Lecture