Morphology
· Morphology- it is the study of external and
gross internal structures of the plant organs.
v Plant habit - it refers to general form of the plant. examples- herbs ,geophyte ,vine liana shrubs etc.
·
Herbs – plant
which have no woody part in it’s life cycle . examples– cabbage ,metha etc.
·
Geophytes –
plant having a bulb ,corm rhizome or tuber as underground stem. Examples –
ginger,tuberose etc.
·
Vine- plant
with elongate weak stem, which are generally supported by twining , tendrils or
roots. Examples - cucumber, melon etc.
·
Liana - a vine that is perennial & woody. Examples-
Grapevine
·
Shurbs – it is a perennial woody plant with several main stem arising at ground level . examples – Duranta
·
Subshurbs - it is a short shurbs that is woody at base
and nonwoody annual shoot and upper part
of plant . examples –
·
Tree – it is
tall perennial , woody plant having one main stem. Examples – mango , banyan etc.
v Plant habitat - it refers to the environment in which it grows . examples -terrestrial, aquatic,sexicolous etc.
·
Terrestrial - Growing on land . examples – mango.
·
Aquatic- growing in or on water. It’s mainly three
types –
§ Emersed – Growing under water. examples – hydra etc
§ Emergent – plant having root or stem under
water and arial shoot are above the water. Examples = lotus , water lily.
§ Floating - Growing at the surface of water . examples – water hykenth
·
Sexicolous - Growing on rock – examples –mushroom
v Root – the part of plant which attach to the ground
or to support ,it grows under the ground and takes in water and food from the
soil.
·
Primary roots- the
first root which are develops from redical of the embryo is called primary
root.
·
Lateral roots - the root which develops from primary
roots .
·
Adventitious roots- root which are develop from stem or leaf.
Type of roots
·
Tap root – if
primary root become dominant that’s called tap root . examples – dicotyledonous
·
Fibrous root – when the primary root not becomr dominant then many othe thin roots are arises from stem
,it’s called fibrous root. Examples – monocotyledonous.
·
Storage root- the
plant in which the root become very thicked accumulating high energy storage
compound like starch . examples – rsddish ,carrot etc.
·
Aerial roots – a
root that develops from a location on a plant above the surface of the earth or
water. Examples – orchids
·
Contractile roots – that function to adjust the depth of the bulb or corm in the soil
. these thickend roots expand and conduct to pull the bulb or corm down to it’s
proper soil depth. Examples – onion, garlic and other bulb and corm plant.
·
Houstoria – highly
modified stem or root of parasitic plant or a specialized branch or tube
originating from a hairlike filament of a fungus. It penetrates the tissue of a
host & absorbes nutrient & water . examples- cuscuta, orabache etc.
·
Prop root –
these are adventitious root which are grown from the base of stem &
function to support the plant. Examples- maize,keura etc.
·
Pneumatophores roots - the roots grow upwardly from soil to air, that function to
obtain more oxygen & water. Examples –coconut etc.
·
Butteress root – these roots are grow horizontally in the soil. These roots not grow to
deep in the soil . they are found in nutrient poor tropical forest. That type
soil have no deep depth.
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