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PLANTS (LEAVES (leaves differ in their shapes, edges, veins and…

- - - - no seed: commercially-produced pineapple
      - one seed: rambutan, mango
      - few seeds: apple, orange
      - many seeds: watermelon, papaya
- - - - pink: Carnation
      - purple: Some Orchids
      - red: Rose
      - white: Lily
      - yellow: Chrysanthemum
    - - no smell: Bougainvillea
      - pleasant smell: Jasmine, rose, chrysanthemum
      - unpleasant smell: Rafflesia (the Stinking Corpse Lily)
  - - - joined petals: Tulip, morning glory
      - seperate petals: Sunflower, Hibiscus
- - - - tap root
      - fibrous root
      - storage root
- - - - dome-shaped: pine tree
      - fan-shaped: palm tree
      - round-shaped: Pong pong
      - umbrella-shaped: rain tree
    - - garden plants: rose, frangipani, ixora, bougainvillea
      - forest plant: rain tree
      - field plants: grass, mimosa, lalang, lyllinga
      - water plants (pond, river, sea)
        
        completely submerged plant: hydrilla
        
        partially submerged plant: water lily
        
        floating plant: water hyacinth
- - - - trees and shrubs
      - trees are tall and thick. The stems of trees are called trunk and they are covered with bark such as pong pong tree, angsana tree, yellow flame, rain tree
      - shrubs are short and bushy. They grow close to the ground. The stems of the shrubs are either brown or green such as rose plant, hibiscus, bougainvillea, ixora
    - - plants witt non-woody upright stems are green, fleshy and weak such as sunflower
      - climbers are plants with weak non-woody stems that are unable to stand upright. They need a support to climb such as morning glory, grapevine and money plant
      - creepers are plants that usually have weak stems and are unable to stand upright. They are found on the ground such as string bean plant and sweet potato plant.