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Plant ClassificationGrouping plants by their similar characteristics Plant TaxonomyTaxonomy = ClassificationScientific Classification Binomial Nomenclature (2 names) Latin - Never changes, a universal language Developed by Carolus LinnaeusScientific Classification Kingdom Division (Phylum) Class Subclass Order Family Genus Species VarietyHow to remember the order!!King David Came Over For George s SwordScientific ClassificationAnimalPlantProtistaKingdom Plant DivisionsTracheophytaThallophytaPteridph ytaPlant KingdomBryophytaOr ThallophytaPlant Divisions Tracheophyta or Spermophyta Seed Producing plants that bear flowers Pterodophyta - a class of Tracheophyta that does not produce seeds (Ferns, reproducing with spores) Thallophyta Fungi and bacteriaPlant ClassesGymnospermsAngiospermsTracheophyt aPlant Classes Gymnosperms Woody plants that produce naked seeds conifers Angiosperms flowering plants with seeds

Plant Classes Gymnosperms – Woody Plants that produce “naked seeds” – conifers Angiosperms – Flowering plants with seeds covered in an ovary. Plant Order Monocotyledon Dicotyledon Subclasses. Monocots vs. Dicots Monocots ... through sexual reproduction ...

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