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This document presents a dichotomous key to classify 5 specimens - Leucobryum glaucum, Asplenium nidus, Pinus kesiya, Mimosa pudica, and Oryza sativa - based on their presence of vascular tissues, flowers, seeds or spores, and number of cotyledons. It uses these characteristics to identify Leucobryum glaucum as a non-vascular plant with spores and no cotyledons, Asplenium nidus and Pinus kesiya as vascular plants without flowers, and Mimosa pudica and Oryza sativa as vascular plants with flowers and seeds, distinguishing the latter as a dic

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This document presents a dichotomous key to classify 5 specimens - Leucobryum glaucum, Asplenium nidus, Pinus kesiya, Mimosa pudica, and Oryza sativa - based on their presence of vascular tissues, flowers, seeds or spores, and number of cotyledons. It uses these characteristics to identify Leucobryum glaucum as a non-vascular plant with spores and no cotyledons, Asplenium nidus and Pinus kesiya as vascular plants without flowers, and Mimosa pudica and Oryza sativa as vascular plants with flowers and seeds, distinguishing the latter as a dic

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This document presents a dichotomous key to classify 5 specimens - Leucobryum glaucum, Asplenium nidus, Pinus kesiya, Mimosa pudica, and Oryza sativa - based on their presence of vascular tissues, flowers, seeds or spores, and number of cotyledons. It uses these characteristics to identify Leucobryum glaucum as a non-vascular plant with spores and no cotyledons, Asplenium nidus and Pinus kesiya as vascular plants without flowers, and Mimosa pudica and Oryza sativa as vascular plants with flowers and seeds, distinguishing the latter as a dic

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Lab Work 1 DICHOTOMOUS KEY

Table 1. Taxonomic Comparison


Presence of Presence of Presence of Seed/ Number of
SPECIMEN
Vascular Tissues Flower Spore Cotyledons
Leucobryum
None None Spore None
glaucum
Asplenium nidus Yes None Spore None
Multiple naked
Pinus kesiya Yes None Seed
seeds
Mimosa pudica Yes Yes Seed 2
Oryza sativa Yes Yes Seed 1

1. Vascular plant
2. Presence of flower
3.Dicot………………………………………………………………………D. Mimosa pudica
3.Monocot………………………………………………………………….. E. Oryza sativa
2 Absence of flower
4. Multiple naked seeds…………………………………………………….. C. Pinus kesiya
4. Absence of seeds……………………………………………………… …B. Asplenium nidus

1. Non-vascular plant, absence of flower, presence of spores, no cotyledons….......A. Leucobryum


glaucum

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