Tumbuhan berbiji terbuka

8 Pins

Collection by

Bunda Vivin MSI

two pine cones hanging from a tree branch

Pine Cones — Morgan Kan

Pine Cones , originally uploaded by Heraldk . Taken on our river valley hike. #woodland, #beautiful

an image of pine cones on the branches of a tree with labeled labels in french

Plant Life Cycle Homologies

Plant Life Cycle Homologies Gametophytes of the Vascular Plants II: The Seed Plants The sporophytes of the Seed Plants, such as conifers (left) and flowering plants (right) , are even larger and longer-lived.

Inspiration for the Space Around You | Hunker

Gymnosperms are plants that produce uncovered seeds in a cone. Conifer trees such as pines, firs, spruces, and balsams are all gymnosperms. Cone-bearing plants reproduce by making seeds in their cones. Pine trees, like other gymnosperms, actually have two kinds of cones—a female cone and a male cone. Both are made up of scales arranged around...

the different types of trees and shrubs are depicted in this engraving style illustration, vintage engraved

Botanical Illustration

Botanical Prints

1898 Botanical Print Gymnosperms Pine Trees Conifers | Etsy

1898 Botanical Print Gymnosperms Pine Trees by Craftissimo on Etsy

a palm tree with lots of green leaves and brown fruit hanging from it's branches

Cycad - Wikipedia

Cycas rumphii with old and new male cones. Cycads are gymnosperms (naked seeded), meaning their unfertilized seeds are open to the air to be directly fertilized by pollination, as contrasted with angiosperms, which have enclosed seeds with more complex fertilization arrangements.

a pine cone sitting on top of a tree branch with the words life cycle of a plant

Indoor Flowering Plants

The Life Cycle Of A Plant

Discover the amazing life cycle of a plant… a complete botany lesson on one web page! Learn how plants reproduce in this easy-to-understand, picture-filled guide for all ages. Covers angiosperms (flowering plants), gymnosperms (conifers, etc.), ferns and bryophytes (mosses, etc.).