Leaves prepare food for the plants. Respiratory activities are performed by the leaves through stomata. Leaves perform the vascular and execratory activities of foodstuffs. Leave help in performing...
Roots of Angiosperms always move opposite to the sunlight. The soft parts of roots and root hairs absorb water and mineral salts from the soil. The root transports...
Angiosperms are classified into two categories viz. monocots and dicots. In monocots, seed has only one cotyledon while in dicots, seed has two cotyledons. The key comparisons of...
In flowering plants, pollination refers to transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma. Pollination taking place in a single flower is...
Angiosperms or flowering plants are the most advanced, most diverse and most dominant group of land plants. They are seed-producing plants and can be distinguished from the gymnosperms...
Gymnosperms are called so because they have naked ovules / seeds. In terms of plant evolution, they are first seed-bearing plants. They are inferior to Angiosperms because in...
Pteridophytes are commonly known as Ferns. There are around 12,000 species of Ferns, many of them are generally used a decoration / ornamental plants. Position of Pteridophytes in...
The common word for Bryophytes is Moss, which are the first land plants in context with evolution of plants. The branch of science that deals with Bryophytes is...
Algae (seaweeds) are usually aquatic, either marine or fresh water plants. A few algae also occur in terrestrial habitats such as moist soils, wet rocks, tree trunks, etc....
