Part of a flowering plant

[jpkonkz]

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Good day steemians

I welcome you to my blog.Today I will be talking about flowers,Ladies love flower(Rose) cause they smell nice looks beautiful and it signify love.Am going in-depth of flowering plant with this post by discussing the topic

part of flowering plant

•Shoot and root system
•Monocotyledons and dicotyledon
•Tap and adventurous roots
•Lateral and terminal buds
•Hairs and scales
•Type of leaves and their arrangement.

The difference between the

above listed fact about plant

can't be ignored I will start by

explaining them

Shoot and root system

Shoot : Is the above parts of a plant that are not buried in the ground and they include the organs (leaves,bud,stems,flower and fruits) while
Root:are part of a plant that are buried in the ground and they include (root,tubes,rhizomes)

Monocotyledons and dicotyledon

•Monocotyledons :This are plant with one cotyledons (vein)
•Dicotyledon:This are plant wit two cotyledon

Tap and adventurous roots

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• Tap root :Is a root that persists throughout the life of a plant

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Adventitious root:Is a root that develop from any part of a plant expect redical.

Lateral and terminal buds

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•Lateral bud are found on the side of plant while terminal bud occurs on the end of a stem.

Type of leaves and their arrangement

Arrangement

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Alternate leaf arrangement

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Opposite leaf arrangement

Whorled leaf

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Basal arrangement

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Rosette arrangement

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•An annual plant:Is one which only goes through this cycle once.It grows in the rainy season and dies down during the dry season.Eg.schrankia

•A perennial plant :is one which continue growing from years to years and keep flourishing.it seed produce new perennials

•Herbaceous perennials :are plant whose aerial part perform less activity or dies down during the dry season.They have storage organs beneath the ground which supply them new shoot when the soil is moist again.Eg.Gladiolus

•Woody perennials :develops woody tissue in their steem and root ,they do not die during the dry season they store in tissue for extensive growth in the rainy season.Eg Delonix

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Comments

[chireerocks]

That's really great and you shared some deep information and it's good to read. Thanks for sharing and keep posting great work. Wishing you an great day. Stay blessed. 🙂

[jpkonkz]

Thanks for reading.

[chireerocks]

Welcome. 🙂

[shagungupta]

Nice.very informative.

[jpkonkz]

Thanks

[samest]

Nice images but you need to understand how to align images. It is very important.

[jpkonkz]

Thanks