Criterias are used for classifying the plants in short answer?

While all plants are made up of similar parts that are essential in maintaining their survival (i.e. having roots, stem, leaves, etc.), they often look different. These differences in characteristics are used to group plants into species, which provides a way of classifying and therefore organizing plants.

Classification basic:

-Plant body

-Vascular system

-Seed formation

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While all plants are made up of similar parts that are essential in maintaining their survival (i.e. having roots, stem, leaves, etc.), they often look different. These differences in characteristics are used to group plants into species, which provides a way of classifying and therefore organizing plants.

Mosses and liverworts > > - small plants with simple leaves or leaf-like shape. ...

Ferns (and horsetails) > 7 fern - bracken frond? > 8 hart's tongue fern > ...

Conifers > - larger plants, mostly "evergreen" trees. ...

Flowering plants > > > > - many plants, varying in size from small herbs to large trees

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First criteria to divide the Plantae kingdom is weather the plant is well differentiated into roots, stem and leaves or not. The plants which are well divided are in the division Thallophyta. Then, all the plants which are well differentiated are divided on the basis of presence of vascular system (xylem and phloem tissues.) The division which is well differentiated but lacks vascular system are in the division Bryophyta. Next the plants are divided on the basis weather they produce seeds or not. The plants which are well differentiated and have vascular system but don't produce seeds are in the division Pteridophyta. Next plants are divided on the basis weather the bear naked seeds or covered seeds. The plants which are well differentiated, have vascular system and bear naked seeds are in the division Gymnosperms. And, finally, The plants which are well differentiated, have vascular system and bear covered seeds are in the division Angiosperms.

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presence or absence of organs in different plant division (Thallophytic ,bryophyte, pteridophytes ,gymnosperms, )

is the first criterias to classify plant

they are help to grow the plants

While there are many ways to structure plant classification, one way is to group them into vascular and non-vascular plants, seed bearing and spore bearing, and angiosperms and gymnosperms. Plants can also be classified as grasses, herbaceous plants, woody shrubs, and trees.

vascular: plants that use roots and stems to take in water and nutrient

non-vascular: plants that don’t use roots and stems

angiosperms: also known as flowering plants; all have seeds that are protected by an ovule (think of an apple or other fruit).

gymnosperms: a term meaning “naked seed;” refers to plants with seeds that aren’t protected by an ovule. Examples are conifers, which have pinecones.

grasses: plants that have slender leaves and reproduce by sending out underground stems called rhizomes that usually grow horizontally

herbaceous plants: those with leaves and stems that die at the end of the growing season

woody shrubs: plants that have stems that are covered by a layer of bark

trees: woody shrubs that have a main trunk and many branches

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