Morphology of Flowering Plants

Root Examples Number Example Root Detail 1 Mustard Tap root system 2 Wheat Fibrous root system 3 Grass Adventitious roots 4 Monstera Adventitious roots 5 Banyan tree Adventitious roots (prop roots) 6 Maize Support roots (stilt roots) 7 Sugarcane Support roots (stilt roots) 8 Rhizophora Pneumatophores 9 Carrot Storage roots 10 Turnip Storage roots 11

Plant Characteristics Plant Characteristics Number Example Character Detail 1 Mustard Tap root 2 Wheat Fibrous root system 3 Grass Adventitious roots 4 Monstera Adventitious roots 5 Banyan tree Adventitious roots 6 Maize Support roots 7 Sugarcane Support roots 8 Rhizophora Pneumatophores 9 Potato Storage roots 10 Ginger Storage roots 11 Turmeric Storage roots 12 Zaminkand

Protist Group Comparison Plant Families Comparison Family Distribution Vegetative Characters Floral Characters Economic Importance Papilionoideae (Leguminosae) All over the world Trees, shrubs, herbs; root with root nodules Stem: erect or climber Leaves: alternate, pinnately compound or simple; leaf base, pulvinate; stipulate; venation reticulate. Inflorescence: racemose Flower: bisexual, zygomorphic Calyx: sepals five, gamosepalous; valvate/imbricate aestivation Corolla:

Unveiling the Dazzling Asteraceae: A Family of Remarkable Flowering Plants Unveiling the Dazzling Asteraceae: A Family of Remarkable Flowering Plants The Asteraceae family, also known as Compositae, boasts an impressive title: the most diverse Dicot flowering plant family on Earth. From the cheerful sunflowers gracing our gardens to the humble dandelions dotting meadows, this family

Unveiling the Malvaceae: A Family of Remarkable Flowering Plants Unveiling the Malvaceae: A Family of Remarkable Flowering Plants The Malvaceae, also known as the mallow family, boasts a staggering diversity with over 4,225 species spread across 244 genera. From the vibrant hibiscus gracing our gardens to the humble okra gracing our kitchens, this family is

Unveiling the Grassy Kingdom: A Look into the Poaceae Family Unveiling the Grassy Kingdom: A Look into the Poaceae Family The Poaceae family, also known as the grass family, is a botanical giant. It’s one of the largest and most economically important plant families on Earth. Grasses carpet our meadows, whisper in the breeze of