Summary

  • Variety of plants and animals in a region
  • Essential for ecological balance
  • Each species has a unique role
  • By height: Trees, Shrubs, Herbs, Climbers, Creepers
  • By leaves: Reticulate vs Parallel venation
  • By roots: Taproot vs Fibrous root system
  • By seeds: Dicots vs Monocots
  • By movement: Walking, Flying, Swimming, Crawling
  • By habitat: Terrestrial, Aquatic, Amphibians
  • By food: Herbivores, Carnivores, Omnivores
  • Special features help survival in specific environments
  • Habitat provides all necessities for life
  • Different habitats have different biodiversity
  • Protect habitats and species
  • Government and community efforts
  • Prevent extinction and maintain balance
  • Dicots = 2 cotyledons + Reticulate venation + Taproot
  • Monocots = 1 cotyledon + Parallel venation + Fibrous root
  • Terrestrial = Land habitats
  • Aquatic = Water habitats
  • Amphibians = Both land and water