Angiosperms
Examples
Bellis perennis (bottom left), Lilium longiflorum (bottom middle), Syringa vulgaris (bottom right)
Evolutionary Milestones
Angiosperms posses four evolutionary milestones: eukaryote, vascular tissues, seeds, and flowers.
Habitat
Angiosperms can live all over the world. They account for most of the worlds plants.
Anatomical/ Structural Features
Angiosperms have features for pollination. They have seeds, flower, and fruit. Their cell wall is make of cellulose. In their cells, they have chloroplasts used for photosynthesis, and a central vacuole that will increase or decrease turgor pressure.
Angiosperms posses four evolutionary milestones: eukaryote, vascular tissues, seeds, and flowers.
Habitat
Angiosperms can live all over the world. They account for most of the worlds plants.
Anatomical/ Structural Features
Angiosperms have features for pollination. They have seeds, flower, and fruit. Their cell wall is make of cellulose. In their cells, they have chloroplasts used for photosynthesis, and a central vacuole that will increase or decrease turgor pressure.
How do they acquire nutrients
Angiosperms are autotrophs. They make their own food by photosynthesis.
What do they eat
Angiosperms get their energy from glucose made during photosynthesis.
What eats them
There are many predators of angiosperms. Many creatures eat angiosperms. Mammals, birds, and insects are an example.
Symmetry
Mobility
Angiosperms do not move. They have spores that can move in the air and wind.
Reproduction
Spores are produced by meiosis. Gametes are the reproductive cell produced by mitosis. Pollination occurs and alteration of generations.
Development
Angiosperms are autotrophs. They make their own food by photosynthesis.
What do they eat
Angiosperms get their energy from glucose made during photosynthesis.
What eats them
There are many predators of angiosperms. Many creatures eat angiosperms. Mammals, birds, and insects are an example.
Symmetry
Mobility
Angiosperms do not move. They have spores that can move in the air and wind.
Reproduction
Spores are produced by meiosis. Gametes are the reproductive cell produced by mitosis. Pollination occurs and alteration of generations.
Development