Plants
- A plant with regular flowers: I chose this yellow flower that had six petals because it is symmetrical and the petals are similar in shape and size.
- A plant with irregular flowers: I chose the Bermuda buttercup because it has five petals. They are often bilaterally symmetric.
- A monocot: I chose this plant that has these purple flowers. Although I do not know the name it bares resemblance to a clivia plant which is considered a monocot. The leaves are what makes it a monocot.
- A dicot: I chose a daisy as my dicot because it has broad leaves with branched veins
- A plant in the pea family: I chose a common vetch right outside of Mc Cone hall. It is related to the peas.
- a gymnosperm: I chose a coast redwood as my gymnosperm
- A terrestrial plant that is not a seed plant: I chose a fern because they are very ancient plants that reproduce by releasing their sperm and egg when in moist areas.
- A plant with pinnate leaves: I chose another type of fern. I don’t know the name but I thought it had the characteristics of pinnate leaves.
- A plant with opposite leaves: I chose a plant that I cannot identify but I had looked up characteristics of something similar to these .
- A plant in the sunflower family: I chose the yellow flower that always accompanies dandelions.
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