IB Docs (2) Team
Plant classification quiz
Try the following questions to see how good your knowledge of the plant phyla is.
1 Which phyla does this plant belong in?
Flowering plants, angiospermophyta have vascular tissues, roots and leaves with veins. They produce flowers and seeds for reproduction. This carrot has a swolen root which has clearly visible xylem and phloem if you slice it.
Which phyla does the plant below belong too?
This plant has flowers and a fruit full of seeds. So it has to be an Angiospermophyta.
Which phyla of plants have no vascular tissue?
Bryophyta, also called mosses, grow close to the ground because they need to be close to water. They have no roots or vascular tissues.
Which phyla does this very tall plant fit best into?
Conifer trees have vascular tissues and narrow leaves (like needles) They have roots and woody stems too (especially these Redwood trees)
Which group does this plant best fit into?
These seed pods have to be from angiospermophyta - reproduce using seeds
Which group does this plant fit into best?
Vascular tissues, but reproduces using spores.
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