Reino vegetal
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Vegetables are eukaryotic, multicellular autotrophs that are capable of photosynthesis to produce their own food. They lack the ability to move but their roots will grow toward water and their stems will grow toward light. Vegetables are classified into groups including bryophytes, pteridophytes, gymnosperms, and angiosperms based on characteristics like their reproductive structures and whether they have vascular tissue. Gymnosperms like pines and cypresses have naked seeds not contained within fruits, while angiosperms include both monocotyledons and dicotyledons which may have one or two embryonic leaves within their seeds.
Reino vegetal
- 2.  Are the only beings capable of making their own food.  Can´t not move from one place to another.  They haven´t organs, but respond to certain stimuli: the roots grow into the soil and seek water stems grow toward light.
- 5. ORGANELLE MOLECULE THAT CAPTURES THE SUN CLOROPLAST CLOROPHYLL FOOD PRODUCED THROUGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS
- 7. sheets: capture light and allow the exchange of oxygen and other gases Stem: holding the tops of the plant and are involved in the transport of substances root: fixing the plant to the ground and absorb water and minerals
- 9. -Vascular tissue lacking -No root or stem or green leaves -Are composed of Phyllodes and Rizoides
- 11. THEY HAVE CONDUCTIVE TISSUES XYLEM IS DESCENDING PLHOEM IS ASCENDING ARE NUTRIENT TRANSPORTERS
- 13. PTERIDOPHYTES • TAIL OF HORSE • LICOPODIO • FERNS GYMNOSPERMS • PINES • CIPRESES THEY ARE CONIFEROUS ANGIOSPERMAE • MONOCOTYLEDO NS (GRASS, SUGAR CANE, ORCHIDS) • DICOTYLEDONS (MOST OF PLANTS WITH FLOWER)
- 14. Pine Tail of Horse licopodioDicotiledonea Ferns Sugar Cane
- 15. Pteridofitas Metafitas are edged with cells grouped into specialized tissues for transporting nutrients. Are therefore cormofÃticas plants. Found in moist, shady areas. Possessing conducting tissues, which act as supporting tissues allowed to rise even above the ground, which can capture light more easily than bryophytes. However, as the latter need the rain or dew to reproduce.
- 16. GYMNOSPERMS Seeded without fruit Conifers, pines and cypresses Dominant Plant Naked Seed Seeds do not develop within the false fruit
- 18. The Angyosperm have one or two cotyledons. Cotyledon: cotyledons are constituent primary leaves and seed are in the germ or embryo.