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 Austin Community College Austin, Texas |
This site contains images of representative genera from each phylum of the plant kingdom. It is intended to be a study resource for biology students at Austin Community College, although anyone is welcome to browse. Most images are available in two versions -- one with labels and one without. |
| Diagrams and Drawings Relevant to Multiple Phyla | ||
| Plant
Kingdom Phyla Notes to Accompany "Plant Kingdom Phyla" Primary Meristems and Primary Tissues Leaf Compoundness Flower Parts |
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| Anthocerotophyta -- hornworts | ||
| Phaeoceros | ||
| Hepatophyta -- liverworts | ||
| Marchantia Reboulia Fossombronia |
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| Bryophyta -- mosses or "true mosses" | ||
| Polytrichum | ||
| Psilophyta (or Psilotophyta) -- whisk fern | ||
| Psilotum | ||
| Lycophyta (or Lycopodophyta) -- club mosses or ground pines or lycopods | ||
| Lycopodium Selaginella Isoetes |
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| Sphenophyta -- sphenophytes or horsetails | ||
| Equisetum | ||
| Pterophyta (or Pteridophyta or Filicinophyta) -- ferns or "true ferns" | ||
| Thelypteris Cyrtomium Others |
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| Coniferophyta (or Pinophyta) -- conifers | ||
| Pinus Juniperus |
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| Cycadophyta -- cycads | ||
| Cycas Zamia |
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| Ginkgophyta -- ginkgo | ||
| Ginkgo | ||
| Gnetophyta -- gnetophytes | ||
| Ephedra | ||
| Anthophyta (or Magnoliophyta or Angiospermophyta) -- flowering plants | ||
| Magnolia
- simple leaf Carya (pecan) - once-compound leaf Fraxinus (ash) - once-compound leaf Melia (chinaberry) - twice-compound leaf Mangifera (mango) Theobroma (chocolate) Ficus (banyan) Rhizophora (mangrove) Pandanus (screwpine) |
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| Related Links | ||
| Austin
Community College Homepage Selected Botanical Links (University of Florida) |
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This site is a collaborative project. Dr. Stephen R. Bostic developed the content of these pages and contributed diagrams and field photographs. Linda Beaver was responsible for all other photography, photo imaging enhancement and web design. Development of this site was made possible by funds granted through the Faculty Development Office at Austin Community College, Spring 2000. |
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