What plants move in the world, and what plants are in the world

Dancing grass, when you hear a wonderful **, you will dance gently.

Plants of the world:

1. Gymnosperms.

Plant ClassificationPlant ClassificationGymnosperms are primitive seed plants with a long history of occurrence and development. The first gymnosperms appeared in the Paleozoic, and in the Mesozoic to the Cenozoic they were the dominant plants found on all continents. Gymnosperms are mostly trees, a few shrubs or vines, usually evergreen, with needle-shaped, linear, scaly-shaped leaves, and rarely flattened broad-leaved (such as bamboo cypress).

Most secondary xylem have only tracheids, and very few have ducts such as ephedra.

2. Angiosperms.

About 100 million years ago, gymnosperms flourished and declined, and angiosperms developed to become the most widely distributed and diverse plants on the earth. Angiosperms are also called flowering plants, flowering plants, they have real flowers, these beautiful flowers are important organs for their reproduction, and they are also the distinguishing feature that distinguishes them from gymnosperms and other plants. There are more than 10,000 genera and about 300,000 species of angiosperms, accounting for half of the plant kingdom, and it can be said that many of the flowers and plants we see belong to angiosperms.

3. Bryophytes.

Plant classification: bryophyta phylum green, seedless greenery. There are at least 18,000 species, which can be divided into 3 classes, mosses, mosses and hornworms. Most bryophytes are 2 5 cm tall, and a few species are up to 30 cm tall.

Bryophytes are found all over the world, from the polar regions to the tropics, and flourish most in humid environments, but they are not sea-dwelling and are highly tolerant of prolonged dry and freezing conditions. It has important economic value for human beings and can be used in agriculture, horticulture, and also as an energy source.

4. Ferns.

Plant classification: Ferns are a general term for lowland wood-growing plants from the Devonian period. They need water as part of the regeneration cycle, and since then they have developed a variety of different species, and today they are still a very vigorous plant, many of which are beautiful and have high ornamental value, and are famous for their foliage plants. Such as clemat fern, nest fern, staghorn fern, alder, viburnum fern, kidney fern, etc., especially Boston fern.

5. Algae plants.

Plant ClassificationAlgae plants include several different species of organisms that produce energy through photosynthesis. It is generally considered to be a simple plant, and some algae are related to higher plants. Although other algae appear to derive their photosynthesis ability from blue-green algae, they have separate branches in evolution.

Mimosa, water lilies.

and dancing grass, etc.

The flower disc of the sunflower will rotate with the turn of the sun, and when it accidentally touches the mimosa, its leaves will droop and close, as if it is shy, the water lily will close during the day and at night like an animal sleeping, and the dancing grass will beat under the influence of sound temperature.

Mimosas are moving plants, but when you touch the leaves, the mimosa will automatically close and the leaves will move.

If this is what they can do on their own initiative, this is generally a carnivorous plant. For example, like sundew. Nepenthes. Man-eating tree. They just can move, and they grab and suck up the animals they can catch. There are also Venus flytraps.

I know of chlamydomonas, dancing grass, sunflowers, mimosas. Chlamydomonas is a single-celled algae plant with two flagella that can swim in water.

Moving plants include sunflowers, mimosas, water lilies and dancing grasses, tumbleweeds, and many more.

Tumbleweed, also known as the steppe tramp, mostly grows in the Gobi, and in an arid environment for a long time, the tumbleweed will pull its roots out of the soil, roll them into a ball and roll with the wind, and will continue to take root and grow after reaching the watery environment.

The flower disc of the sunflower will rotate with the rotation of the sun;

When accidentally touching a mimosa, its leaves will droop and close, as if it were shy;

Water lilies close during the day and at night, like animals sleeping;

Dancing grass will jump under the influence of sound temperature.

There are a total of 370,000 species of plants in the world, the common ones are spider plant, pothos, fortune tree, junzi orchid, petunia, pear tree, apple tree, apricot tree, daffodil, crane Naxiang silver orchid, flower candle, longevity flower, banana tree, irise, cow tendon grass, saxifrage, arrowroot, canna, brocade grass, purslane, thatch, purple lily, epsom leaf spicy, bay leaf fragrant ru, small thistle, crane grass and so on.

About spider plants. Spider plant is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant with rhizomes that are flat or oblique, with many hypertrophic roots. The leaves are clustered, linear, and the leaves are slender, like orchids.

Sometimes there are green or yellow stripes in the middle. The flower stems are drawn from the leaf clusters, grow into stolons, and the leaves are drawn in clusters at the apex, the flowers are white, often 2-4 flowers are clustered, and the scattered racemes or panicles occasionally appear purple petals inside.

About Crane Hope Orchid.

It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the subfamily Crane Orchidaceae, without a stem. The leaves are oblong-lanceolate, 25-45 cm long and 10 cm wide. Blades are acutely sharp at the apex; The petiole is elongated.

Several flowers are born on the total peduncle, and a Buddha flame bud is supported below; Buddha flame bracts green, purple-red edges, sepals orange-yellow, petals dark blue; stamens equal in length to petals; The anthers are narrowly linear, the columella is prominent, and the stigma is 3. Blooms in winter.

Summary. There are about 370,000 species of plants in the world, including 9 phyla, namely angiosperms, dicots, monocots, gymnosperms, ferns, mosses, algae, fungi, lichens, bacteria, and cyanobacteria. Among them, angiosperms are the most advanced, the most luxuriant, and the most widely distributed groups in the plant kingdom, with real flowers.

There are 226,000 species of angiosperms, 172,000 species of dicots, 800 species of gymnosperms, 12,000 species of ferns, and 26,000 species of mosses.

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There are about 370,000 species of plants in the world, including 9 phyla, namely angiosperms, dicots, monocots, gymnosperms, ferns, mosses, algae, fungi, lichens, bacteria, and cyanobacteria. Among them, angiosperms are the most advanced, the most luxuriant, and the most widely distributed groups in the plant kingdom, with real flowers. There are 226,000 species of angiosperms, 172,000 species of dicots, 800 species of gymnosperms, 12,000 species of ferns, and 26,000 species of mosses.