life form of plants
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epiphyte-grows on host plant at all
life stages
hemiepiphyte-starts in the tree,
sends roots to the
ground
-this part is a root
secondary
hemiepiphyte-starts on the grounds
(terrestrial stage), grows up
trunk (liana stage), loses its
connection with soil as base of
stem deteriorates (epiphytic
stage); finally sends roots back
to ground (hemiepiphytic stage)
-e.g. Philodendron, Monstera
Liana
-woody climber
-starts on the
ground, grows
upward
tree-a single trunk
vine= herbaceous
climber
shrubmany stems, these
normally much
smaller in diameter
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epiphyte-grows on host plant at all
life stages
hemiepiphyte-starts in the tree,
sends roots to the
ground
-this part is a root
secondary
hemiepiphyte-starts on the grounds
(terrestrial stage), grows up
trunk (liana stage), loses its
connection with soil as base of
stem deteriorates (epiphytic
stage); finally sends roots back
to ground (hemiepiphytic stage)
-e.g. Philodendron, Monstera
Liana
-woody climber
-starts on the
ground, grows
upward
tree-a single trunk
vine= herbaceous
climber
shrubmany stems, these
normally much
smaller in diameter
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BASED ON ORGANOLEPTIC OF STEM
1. Herbaceus (Wet Stem) stems are soft and watery, for example in spinach (Amaranthus spinosa L), Purslane (Portulaca oleracea L).
2. Lignosus ( Woody Stem)Stems are hard and strong. because it consists mostly of wood found on the trees (arbores) and scrub-shrub (frutices) in general.
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3. Grass stems (calmus)which is not that hard rod, sections have real and often hollow, for example in rice (Oryza sativa) and grass (Graminae) in general.
4. Mendong rod (Calamus), such as switch grass, but has sections that are longer, for example in rushes (Fimbristylis globusa Kunth).
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BASED ON LONG LIFE PLANTS
Annual, or less if the plant life reaches a maximum of one year. Such plants, generally flowering only once, then die after the fruit is ripe. example: corn, soybeans, tomatoes, peanuts.
Biennial (2-year plants), which completes the circle of plants ranged from more than one year to two years. generally only bloom one time during the vegetative period has completed more than one year. Eg type of shrub sidaguri (Sida rhombifolia; Malvaceae)
Parennial, the plants which life in the long times. Example : Metroxylon sagu, Corypha umbraculifera
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Annual Plant
Binneal plant
Perenial Plant
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Form of Plants Life
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Phaneropytes
Chamaephytes
Hemicryptophyt
Cryptophytes
Therophytes
Form of Plants LifeAccording to Raunkiaer (1934) , the range of adaptation of
plants relates to the mode of shoot withdrawal in theunfavorable season.
One of the first to provide a comprehensive system of plantlife form classification based on their adaptations forsurviving the unfavorable season (winter cold or summerdrought). Adaptations for survival linked to the protectionafforded to the sensitive apical meristems or classification ofplant life in relation to the HEIGHT of PERENNATING tissue(embryonic or meristemic tissues that remain inactive overwinter or prolonged dry periods) above ground.
It can distinguish to , phanerophytes, chamaephytes,hemicryptophytes, cryptophytes and therophytes.
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Phaneropytes
Chamaephytes
Hemicryptophyt
Cryptophytes
Therophytes
Phanerophytes (phanero = visible)Trees and shrubs greater than 25 cm in height that have their leaf-producing buds elevated above ground on stems.
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Phaneropytes
Chamaephytes
Hemicryptophyt
Cryptophytes
Therophytes
Chamaephytes (chamae = dwarf)Perennial shoots or buds are on the SURFACE of the ground to about 25 cm ABOVE the surface.
1. Subfructicosa chamaephytes, the buds are protected by the ingredients.
2. Passive chamaephytes, stem extends above the ground.
3. Active chamaephytes, buds above ground.
4. Cushion chamaephytes, transition Chamaephytes and Hemicryptophytes.
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Phaneropytes
Chamaephytes
Hemicryptophyt
Cryptophytes
Therophytes
Hemicryptophytes (hemicrypto = half hidden)perennial shoots or buds are close to the surface of the ground, often covered with litter.
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Phaneropytes
Chamaephytes
Hemicryptophyt
Cryptophytes
Therophytes
Cryptophytes (crypto = hidden)grasses which have above-ground tissues that die back in winter or during prolonged dry periods and survive unfavorable periods as buds buried in the ground on a bulb or rhizome.
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Chamaephytes
Hemicryptophyt
Cryptophytes
Therophytes
Therophytes (thero = summer)Annuals that survive unfavorable periods as seeds and
complete their life cycle from seed to seed in one season.
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In nature based on where and how to plant life can be
observed in the presences
Epiphytes (Epiphyte) ie plants that ride on other
plant parts. For example orchid and Pterydophyta.
Epifil, stature aboard on the leaves of other plants
Liana is a climbing plant to another plant (can be
with the help of pembelit leaves, roots sticker, thorn
hooks, pembelit branches, leaves pembelit, etc.)
which is essentially to compete gets sunlight.
Parasitic plant that is riding and sucking food from
their host plants such as mistletoe (Dendroptheo
pentandra; Loranthaceae) .
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Molt is the adaptability of plants at a time when water
shortages/dry season by the way has waived its leaves.
Molt aims to minimize the occurrence of evaporation
of water. Leaf will back blossomed while entering the
rainy season/when available water. Examples of plants
is the Teak, mahogany, randu and kedondong.
Plants live in the watery environment
A broad leaf will accelerate the process of evaporation
due to the shape of the cross-section width multiply
the area exposed to the sun light. Examples of plants
that have leaves are wide and thin is the Lotus,
banana and taro.
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Plant eaters of insects aims to fullfill needs nutrient
substances/nitrogen which is not retrieved from the
ground. An example of this is the Nepenthes plants
and venus.
Plants are sensitive to stimulation, it will close the
leaves when in touch.
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1. http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morfologi_tumbuhan2. http://www.expertsmind.com/questions/chamaephytes-classes-of-life-form-
30128836.aspx3. http://www.vcbio.science.ru.nl/en/virtuallessons/landscape/raunkiaer/