Morphology of Flowering Plants
A mango tree, a wheat plant and a rose look nothing alike, yet each has roots, a stem, leaves and flowers built on the same plan. Morphology is the study of that outward form. In this chapter you describe the root, the stem and the leaf and the many shapes they take, then the flower, the fruit and the seed, and finally the families of plants that botanists use to sort them. Python sorts plants by their features.
Part of Biology · High School (11–12) (chapter 7)
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Root, Stem and Leaf
The tap root and fibrous root systems and the changes in roots for food, support and breathing. The stem and its modifications, and the leaf, its veins, its kinds and its modifications.
Inflorescence, Flower, Fruit and Seed
How flowers are arranged on a plant, and the parts of a flower. Then aestivation, placentation, the kinds of fruit, and the structure of dicot and monocot seeds.