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Classifying Plants. Standards: Students will be able to demonstrate how plants are sorted into groups. Essential Questions: How is the classification of plants and animals similar and different?. Vocabulary to Know. Botanist - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Classifying Plants

Classifying Plants

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Standards:Students will be able to

demonstrate how plants are sorted

into groups.• Essential Questions:

How is the classification of plants and animals similar and different?

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Vocabulary to Know

• Botanist

• Vascular plant

• Nonvascular plant

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Plants• Plants do not have fur, scales, or blood,

so how are they classified?

Like animals, plants are divided into two main groups. Then these two groups are divided into smaller groups.

The ways that plants get their food and the ways that they create new plants will help you classify them.

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How are they classified?

• One way that plants can be classified is by how they carry water. Plants can either be Vascular or Nonvascular.

• Vascular means “having tubes”

• Nonvascular mean “not having tubes”

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Vascular PlantVascular Plant Plants that have tubes, roots, stems, and leaves.

These plants stand up tall.

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Why are these trees vascular?

They have tubes, roots, stems, and leaves. They also stand up tall.

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More Vascular Plants

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Plants that do not have tubes, roots, stems, or leaves. These plants soak up water and food from the soil, like sponges. They are also much smaller than vascular plants.

Nonvascular PlantNonvascular Plant

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Why is this an example of a Non-Vascular plant?

Non-Vascular Plants have no roots, stems, or leaves. They also don’t have any tubes.

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Vascular or Non-Vascular?

Non-Vascular

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Vascular or Non-Vascular?

Vascular

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Moss on the Tree:Vascular or Non-Vascular?

Non-Vascular

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Vascular or Non-Vascular?

Vascular

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Quiz Time…

Why are fungi nonvascular plants?

a. They have tubes inside their leaves and stems.

b. They have no tubes inside their leaves and stems.

c. They grow from spores.

d. They grow from seeds.

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In which group does a cherry tree belong?

a. Vascular

b. Nonvascular

c. Mold

d. Spore producing

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Why is a fern a vascular plant?

a. It has tubes inside its leaves and stems.

b. It has no tubes inside its leaves and stems?

c. It grows from spores.

d. It grows from seeds.

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Where are the tubes of a vascular plant found?

a. Roots

b. Stems

c. Leaves

d. All of the above

e. None of the above