shiva139
Plants are mainly multicellular, predominantly photosynthetic eukaryotes of the kingdom Plantae. In one sense, the term refers to green plants, which form an unranked clade Viridiplantae.
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rakshavadera
The kingdom plantae includes organism who are Autotrophic in nature and multicellular organisms and are eukaryotes. And who use chlorophyll for photosynthesis . They are divided into on the basis of whether the plant body has well differentiated , distinct components . 1. Thallophyta = plants that do not have well differentiated body design . The plants in this group ate commonly called as algae. 2. Bryophta = these are called as amphibians of plant kingdom . The plant body is commonly differentiated into stem and leaf like structures . There is no specialised tissue for conduction of water .
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They are divided into on the basis of whether the plant body has well differentiated , distinct components .
1. Thallophyta = plants that do not have well differentiated body design . The plants in this group ate commonly called as algae.
2. Bryophta = these are called as amphibians of plant kingdom . The plant body is commonly differentiated into stem and leaf like structures . There is no specialised tissue for conduction of water .
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