Plantae

Plantae — Major Groups

Thallophyta, Bryophyta, Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms & Angiosperms

Thallophyta — Plants Called

Algae

Green Algae — Class

Chlorophyceae

Green Algae — Example

Chlorella

Red Algae — Class

Rhodophyceae

Brown Algae — Class

Phaeophyceae

Brown Algae — Examples

Sargassum, Laminaria (Kelps)

Blue-Green Algae — Class

Cyanobacteria

Algae — Examples Mentioned

Spirogyra, Ulothrix, Ulva & Chara

Bryophyta — Body Parts

Differentiated

Bryophyta — Vascular Tissue

Absent

Bryophyta — Special Name

Amphibians of Plant Kingdom

Bryophyta — Root-like Structures

Rhizoids

Bryophyta — Nutrition

Autotrophic

Bryophyta — Movement

Non-motile

Bryophyta — Habitat

Damp and moist areas

Bryophyta — Examples

Riccia, Moss (Funaria), Marchantia

Pteridophytes — Vascular Tissue

Present

Pteridophytes — Group

Cryptogams

Cryptogams — Seeds

Do not produce seeds

Pteridophytes — Habitat

Cracks of rocks, moist & shady places

Pteridophytes — Special Status

First terrestrial plants

Pteridophytes — Examples

Marsilea, Fern, Horsetails

Phanerogams — Seeds

Produce seeds

Gymnosperms — Seeds

Naked seeds

Gymnosperms — Nature

Usually perennial, evergreen & mostly woody

Gymnosperms — Examples

Pinus, Cycas & Deodar

Angiosperms — Seeds

Covered seeds

Angiosperms — Nature

Flowering plants, highly evolved

Angiosperms — Ovary

Modified into fruit

Angiosperms — Embryo Structure

Cotyledons

Angiosperms — Types

Monocots & Dicots

Monocots — Cotyledons

One

Dicots — Cotyledons

Two