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Angiosperms (monocots (aspearagales (nectaries (have fused sides called…

- - - - sea grass
      - some plants submurged in seawater and some only halfway
  - - - large colorful flowers
  - - - have fused sides called
        
        septa
      - open areas secrete nectar
        
        septa nectaries
  - - - 3500 species
  - - - such as grass farm crops
  - - - maranta
      - calathea
      - canna lilies
      - gingers
      - banana
      - bird-of-paradise
- - - - one cotyledon on each embryo
        
        leaves are elongated and strap shaped
    - - two cotyledons
        
        reticulate venationg in the leaves
- - - - small trees in forests
    - - water lillies
        
        must submurged underwater
    - - have not preserved all ancestral features
- - - - old group is known as core caryophyllales
      - other flowering plants
        
        anthocyanin pigments
      - form a nutritive tissue called perisperm
    - - small order of parasitic plants
  - - - malvids and fabids
        
        together contatin more than 100 families
  - - - only occur rarely outside this group
    - - lamiiids and campanulids
- - - - magnolia-type
        
        relictual
      - generalized
        
        it has all of the parts