Plants – living & surviving
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The document discusses different types of plants and their habitats. It describes how plants adapt to their environments and the conditions necessary for plant growth, such as soil type, water availability, temperature, and sunlight. It categorizes plants based on their habitats, including terrestrial plants that grow on land in places like plains, hills, hot and damp areas, deserts, and marshes, as well as aquatic plants that grow in water as floating, fixed, or underwater varieties. Examples are given for common plant types in each habitat. The document also outlines how various plants are useful to humans by providing materials like wood, paper, food oils, rubber, and medicines.
Plants – living & surviving
- 1. Plants – Living & surviving
- 2. What is habitat ? The place where a plant lives is called its habitat .
- 3. What is adaptation? Plants live is different surroundings. They have to adjust according to the conditions of the environment. This process of adjustment is called adaptation .
- 4. Conditions necessary for the the growth of plants Type of soil Amount of water available Temperature of the place Amount of rain Availability of light & wind
- 5. Terrestrial plants – Grow on land Aquatic plants – Grow in water Classifications of plants depending on their habitat
- 6. Terrestrial plants Plants of plains Plants of hilly areas Plants of hot & damp places Plants of deserts Plants of marshy areas
- 8. MANGO TREE
- 9. PEEPAL TREE
- 10. BANYAN TREE
- 11. SHEESHAM TREE
- 12. NEEM TREE
- 13. PLANTS OF HILLS
- 14. PINE TREE
- 15. FIR TREES
- 16. CEDAR TREE
- 17. SPRUCE TREE
- 18. CONE TREE
- 19. CONE TREE
- 20. CONE TREE
- 21. PLANTS OF HOT & DAMP PLACES
- 22. PEPPER TREE
- 23. RUBBER TREE
- 24. RUBBER TREE
- 25. SUGARCANE
- 26. COTTON TREE
- 27. COTTON TREE
- 29. CACTUS
- 30. CACTUS
- 31. CACTUS
- 32. PRICKLY PEAR
- 33. PRICKLY PEAR
- 34. PRICKLY PEAR
- 35. PRICKLY PEAR
- 37. MANGROVES
- 38. MANGROVES
- 39. MANGROVES
- 40. MANGROVES
- 41. Aquatic plants Floating plants Fixed plants Underwater plants
- 42. FLOATING PLANTS
- 43. DUCKWEED
- 44. DUCKWEED
- 45. WATER LETTUCE
- 46. WATER LETTUCE
- 47. WATER HYACINTH
- 48. WATER HYACINTH
- 49. WATER HYACINTH
- 50. FIXED PLANTS
- 51. WATER LILY
- 52. WATER LILY
- 53. LOTUS
- 54. LOTUS
- 56. TAPE GRASS
- 57. HYDRILLA
- 58. HYDRILLA
- 59. PONDWEED
- 60. INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS – TRAP & EAT INSECTS
- 61. VENUS FLYTRAP
- 62. VENUS FLYTRAP
- 63. VENUS FLYTRAP
- 64. VENUS FLYTRAP
- 65. SUNDEW PLANT
- 66. SUNDEW PLANT
- 67. SUNDEW PLANT
- 68. SUNDEW PLANT
- 69. SUNDEW PLANT
- 70. PITCHER PLANT
- 71. PITCHER PLANT
- 72. PITCHER PLANT
- 73. PITCHER PLANT
- 74. PITCHER PLANT
- 75. PITCHER PLANT
- 76. PLANTS OF GRASS FAMILY
- 77. IT’S USEFULNESS
- 78. Cotton and jute are some plants which we use for making cloth, ropes etc.
- 79. Cotton tree Jute tree Rope Clothes
- 80. Plants like coconut, peanut, and mustard give us oil. This oil is used for cooking.
- 81. Coconut tree Mustard oil Coconut oil Mustard tree
- 82. Deodar, teak, rosewood and sal are some trees from which we get wood for making furniture and houses.
- 83. Deodar tree Teak tree Wood House Wood Chair
- 84. Bamboo is a very useful plant which is used for making houses, paper and furniture.
- 85. Bamboo tree Wood House Paper
- 86. We make perfume from the flowers of rose and jasmine and from sandal wood.
- 87. Rose Plant Jasmine Plant Soaps Perfumes Sandalwood
- 88. We get turpentine and resin from pine trees. Resin is used for making varnish and paints.
- 89. Pine tree Turpentine Resin
- 90. Rubber plant gives us rubber which is used for making tyres and balls.
- 91. Rubber tree Ball Tyres
- 92. Willow trees are used for making cricket bats.
- 93. Willow trees Cricket bats
- 94. THANK YOU