The Plant Kingdom chapter deals with classification, characteristics, and examples of different groups of plants, from algae to angiosperms. It is high-yield for NEET as it lays the foundation for plant evolution, structure, and reproduction topics.
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The Living World |
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Biology Classification |
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Plant Kingdom |
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Animal Kingdom |
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Morphology Flowering Plants |
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Anatomy Flowering Plants |
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Structural Organisation In Animal |
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Cell The Unit Of Life |
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Biomolecules |
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Cell Cycle & Cell Division |
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Photosynthesis In Higher Plants |
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Respiration In Plants |
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Plant Growth & Development |
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Breathing & Exchange In Gases |
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Body Fluids & Criculations |
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Excretory Product & Their Elimination |
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Locomotion & Movement |
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Neural Control & Coordination |
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Chemical Coordination & Integration |
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Sexual Reproduction In Flowering Plants |
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Human Reproduction |
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Reproductive Health |
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Principal Of Inheritance & Variation |
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Molecular Basis Of Inheritance |
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Evolution |
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Human Health & Disease |
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Microbes In Human Welfare |
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Biotechnology Principlas & Process |
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Biotechnology & Its Application |
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Organisms & Populations |
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Ecosystem |
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Biodiversity & Conservation |
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Definition: The Plant Kingdom comprises eukaryotic, multicellular, autotrophic organisms capable of photosynthesis.
Importance: Understanding plants is essential for ecology, biotechnology, and evolutionary biology.
NEET Focus: Basic characteristics and classification of major plant groups.
Algae:
Simple, mostly aquatic, photosynthetic organisms (e.g., Chlamydomonas, Spirogyra)
No true roots, stems, or leaves
Alternation of generations in life cycle
Bryophytes:
Small, non-vascular, terrestrial plants (e.g., Moss, Liverworts)
Require water for sexual reproduction
Gametophyte dominant phase
Pteridophytes:
Vascular, seedless plants (e.g., Ferns, Lycopodium)
Sporophyte dominant phase
Reproduce via spores
Gymnosperms:
Seed-producing, vascular plants (e.g., Pine, Cycas)
Seeds exposed (naked seeds)
Pollination mainly by wind
Angiosperms:
Flowering plants (e.g., Hibiscus, Wheat, Mango)
Seeds enclosed in fruit
Divided into monocotyledons and dicotyledons
Morphology: Structure of roots, stems, leaves, flowers
Reproduction: Sexual vs asexual, spore-bearing vs seed-bearing
Vascularization: Presence or absence of xylem and phloem
Life Cycle: Dominant gametophyte or sporophyte phase
Algae: Food, fertilizers, agar
Bryophytes: Soil binding, moisture retention
Pteridophytes: Ornamental, medicine
Gymnosperms: Timber, paper, resins
Angiosperms: Food, clothing, medicine, fuel
Identification and examples of each plant group
Life cycle dominance: gametophyte vs sporophyte
Reproductive structures: spores, seeds, flowers
Economic importance of plants
Classification and characteristics of plant groups
Differences between Bryophytes and Pteridophytes
Gymnosperm vs Angiosperm features
Monocot vs Dicot comparison in Angiosperms
Economic uses of plant groups
Memorize Key Features – Characteristics and examples of all plant groups
Focus on Life Cycles – Gametophyte vs sporophyte dominance
Understand Reproductive Structures – Spores, seeds, flowers, cones
Learn Economic Importance – Important for conceptual NEET questions
Solve Previous Year Questions – Reinforces classification and structural differences
Mastering Plant Kingdom is essential for NEET success. It allows students to identify plant groups, understand evolutionary trends, and answer diagram-based questions confidently. Strong knowledge ensures high scoring potential in Class 11 biology.