plant classification group 4 alcalde, eduria, goopio, publico, sanorjo, yraztorza

PLANT CLASSIFICATIONGROUP 4Alcalde, Eduria, Goopio, Publico, Sanorjo, Yraztorza

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PLANT CLASSIFICATION

DESCRIPTION

SPIDER PLANTBOTANICAL NAME :Chlorophytum Laxum

• Aerial Plant. • PLANTAE• ANGIOSPERMS• MONOCOTS• ASPARAGALES• AGAVOIDEAE• CHLOROPHYTU

M LAXUM

• LEAF BASES:ACUMINATE• LEAF TYPE:ODDPINNATE• LEAF SHAPE: LINEAR• LEAF APICES: ACUMINATE• Leaves spread varying from 4 to

16 inches in length and from 1/2 to 1 inch in width.

• STEM HABIT TYPES: ASCENDING• LEAF ARRANGEMENT:

ALTERNATE• GROWS FROM FLESHY ROOTS• The leaves are only 4 to 6 inches

long, dark green, with a bright yellow stripe.

• COMMONY USED AS HOUSE PLANT

PLANT CLASSIFICATION DESCRIPTIONCYLINDRIAL SNAKE PLANTBOTANICAL NAME: SANSEVIERIA CYLINDRICA

• Located in Brazil

• Terrestrial• PLANTAE• ANGIOSPERMS• MONOCOTS• ASPARAGALES• ASPARAGACEA

E• NOLINOIDEAE

• LEAF BASES:ACCUTE• LEAF TYPE:ODDPINNATE• LEAF SHAPE: DELTOLD• LEAF APICES: CUSPIDATE• LEAF ARRANGEMENT:

EQUITANT• GROWS FAN-SHAPED• SOME SPECIES GROW

ROUNDED BECAUSE GENES FAIL TO EXPRESS TRAIT.

• HAS STRIPED ROUND LEAVES• SMOOTH AND GREEN-GRAY

COLORED LEAVES• 1.2 in (3cm) thick and height

PLANT CLASSIFICATION DESCRIPTION

KALACHUCHIBotanical Name: PLUMERIA ACUMINATA

• Kingdom: PLANTAE

• ANGIOSPERM• EUDICOTS• ASTERIDS• Order:

GENTIANALES• Family:

APOCYNACEAE• Subfamily:

RAUVOLFIOIDEAE

• Genus: PLUMERIA

• SMALL, DECIDUOUS TREE• 3-7 METERS HIGH • LEAVES ARE 20-40

CENTIMETERS LONG AND 7 CENTIMETERS WIDE

• Crooked trunk, smooth and shining stems, succulent, with abundant sticky, milky latex.

• Bark has a smooth, papery outer layer which is grey, shining, and constantly exfoliating in small flakes.

• Wood is yellowish-white and soft

• LEAF BASES: OBLIQUE• LEAF TYPE:PALMATE• LEAF SHAPE: OBLANCE

OBLATE • LEAF APICES: OBTUSE


Santan FlowersBotanical Name:IXORA COCINEA

• PLANTAE• ANGIOSPERMS• EUDICOTS• ASTERIDS• GENTIANALES• RUBIACEAE• IXOROIDEAE• IXOREAE

• Centre of diversity is in Tropical Asia.

• The plants possess leathery leaves, ranging from 3 to 6 inches in length, and produce large clusters of tiny flowers in the summer.

• LEAF BASES: ROUNDED• LEAF TYPE: BIPPINATE• LEAF SHAPE: OBLANCE

OBLATE • LEAF APICES: ACUTE• In tropical climates they

flower year round.• It has red, pink, white

colors.• Alternative Medicine for

diarrhea, nausea, cough, asthma.

• A Shrub

PLANT CLASSIFICATION DESCRIPTIONBougainvillea

Botanical Name: Bougainvillea

• Kingdom: PLANTAE

• ANGIOSPERMS• EUDICOTS• CORE EUDICOTS• CARYOPHYLLAL

ES• NYCTAGINACEAE

• A genus of thorny, ornamental vines, bushes, trees.

• Bougainvillea are relatively pest-free plants, but may suffer from worms, snails and aphids.

• They are native plants of South America from Brazil west to Peru and south to southern Argentina (Chubut Province).

• Climbing Shrubs• Leaves are bright green.• LEAF BASES: CORDATE• LEAF TYPE: BIPPINATE• LEAF SHAPE: CORDATE• LEAF APICES: ACUTE• LEAF ARRANGEMENT: WHORLED• STEM HABIT TYPES:

DECUMBINENT


SAN FRANCISCOBotanical Name: Codiaeum variegatum

• PLANTAE• ANGIOSPERMS• EUDICOTS• ROSIDS• MALPGHIALES• EUPHORBIACEAE• CODIAEUM

• LEAF BASES: OBLIQUE

• LEAF TYPE: ODDPINATE

• LEAF SHAPE: LANCEOBLATE

• STEM HABIT TYPES: ASCENDING

• LEAF APICES: ACUTE• LEAF

ARRANGEMENT: OPPOSITE


CROTON • Kingdom: Plantae• Rank: Genus• Higher Classification:

Euphorbiaceae• Lower

classifications: Croton californicus, Croton eluteria

• LEAF BASES: OBLIQUE• LEAF TYPE: BIPPINATE• LEAF SHAPE: DELTOID• LEAF APICES:

ACUMMINATE• LEAF ARRANGEMENT:

ALTERNATE• STEM HABIT TYPE:

ASCENDING• A medium leaf

“freckled” with red, pink, yellow, green or more.

• The leaves at the top are primarily green with yellow fleckles.

• The bottom of the plant it has more amber tones


Scientific name: Phyllanthus

KINGDOM: PLANTAERank: GenusLower classifications: Phyllanthus cladanthus

• LEAF BASES: OBLIQUE• LEAF TYPE: EVENPINATE• LEAF SHAPE: ELLIPTIC• LEAF APICES: ROUNDED• LEAF ARRANGEMENT: ALTERNATE• STEM HABIT TYPE: ASCENDING• Largest genus in the flowering

plant family Phyllanthaceae. • Phyllanthus has a remarkable

diversity of growth forms including annual and perennial herbs, shrubs, climbers, floating aquatics, and pachycaulous succulents.

• Phyllanthus is distributed in all tropical and subtropical regions on Earth.

• Leafflower is the common name for all Phyllanthus species


• LEAF BASES: ACUMMINATE

• LEAF TYPE: COMPOUND LEAF

• LEAF SHAPE: LANCEOBLATE

• LEAF APICES: ACUTE

• LEAF ARRANGEMENT: ALTERNATE

• STEM HABIT TYPE: ASCENDING


CACTUS • PLANTAE• ANGIOSPERMS• EUDICOTS• CARYOPHYLLAL

ES• CACTACEAE

• Live in extremely dry enviroment.

• All cacti are succulents

• Cactus stems stores water

• Retaining only spines which are highly modified leaves.

• Cactus spines are produced from specialized structures called areoles

• Cactus stems are often ribbed or fluted


PALM TREEScientific name: Arecaceae

• PLANTAE• Rank: Family• Higher

classification: Arecales

• Lower classifications: Archontophoenix,Syagrus, Ceroxylon

• LEAF BASES: ACUMMINATE• LEAF TYPE: ODDPINNATE• LEAF SHAPE: LINEAR• LEAF APICES: ACUTE• LEAF ARRANGEMENT: EQUITANT• ROOT TYPES: PROP• They are flowering plants• Most of them restricted

to tropical, subtropical, and warm temperate climates

• Most palms are distinguished by their large, compound,evergreen leaves arranged at the top of an unbranched stem

• Palms are among the best known and most extensively cultivated plant families


BONSAI • PLANTAE • LEAF BASES: ROUNDED

• LEAF TYPE: TRIPPINATE

• LEAF SHAPE: OVATE• LEAF APICES:

OBTUSE• LEAF

ARRANGEMENT: ALTERNATE

• STEM HABIT TYPE: DECUMBENT

• “planted in a container”

• four feet (or about a meter) in height

• A general tree-like shape or style


UMBRELLA FERNBotanical Name: Sticherus flabellatus

• PLANTAE• PTERIDOPHYTA• PTERIDOPSIDA• GLEICHENIALES

• LEAF BASES: ACUTE• LEAF TYPE: ODDPINATE• LEAF SHAPE: LINEAR• LEAF APICES: OBTUSE• LEAF ARRANGEMENT:

OPPOSITE• STEM HABIT TYPE:

ASCENDING• Available: All year

round Stem length: 35cmHead size: 35cm across

• Family: Gleichenaceae.

• Fronds (15 - 30 cm long) spread and droop like an umbrella

• Stipes (stalks) are erect, from 20 - 50 cm high, with pale brown scales and hairs

PLANT CLASSIFICATION

DESCRIPTION

Botnical Name:Adiantum

MAIDEN HAIR FERN

• PLANTAE• PTERIDOPHYTA• PTERIDOPSIDA• POLYPODIALES• PTERIDACEAE• VITTARIOIDEAE

• LEAF BASES: TRUNCATE• LEAF TYPE: ODDPINATE• LEAF SHAPE: OBLATELANCE• LEAF APICES: OBTUSE• LEAF ARRANGEMENT: WHORLED• STEM HABIT TYPE: ASCENDING• They are distinctive in appearance• They generally prefer humus-rich,

moist, well-drained sites, ranging from bottomland soils to vertical rock walls

• Many species are especially known for growing on rock walls around waterfalls and water seepage areas

• Many of these are common especially in the west and south of the islands

plant classification group 4 alcalde, eduria, goopio, publico, sanorjo, yraztorza

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