Journal Entry-Kristen
The Fall Phlox, also referred to as the Garden Phlox, is a flowering plant belonging to the Phlox paniculata family. The Fall Phlox falls under the kingdom of Plantae.
Angiosperms contain many flowering plants that have a wide variety of different characteristics. Nonetheless, all angiosperms have an ovary, in which an egg is fertilized and eventually turns into a seed, all surrounded by a flower.
The Sweet William Catchfly, also known as Atocion armeria, is a flowering plant originating from Europe. A unique adaptation of this angiosperm is that it is a self-seeder, meaning that it reproduces by the means of it’s own seed.
Berry, Paul E et al. “Angiosperm.” Encyclopaedia Britannica, Jun. 2019, www.britannica.com/plant/angiosperm.
“Sweet William Catchfly.” FineGardening, www.finegardening.com/plant/sweet-william-catchfly-silene-armeria.
Comentarios
Agregar un comentario