1. Make group member 4 people.
2. Make table difference Monocotyledon and Dicotyledon
| No. | Characteristic | Monocotyledon | Dicotyledon |
| 1 | Root | Fibrous(akar serabut) | Tap (akar tunggang) |
| 2 | Stem | Regional base of the stem | stem is made up of wood and |
| | | segment into the growing point | leather which can be separated |
| 3 | Leaves | Curved or parallel | Pinnate |
| 4 | Seed | One | Two |
| 5 | The content of roots and stems | There is no cambium | There cambium |
| 6 | The number of petals | Generally is a multiple of three | Usually a multiple of four or five |
| 7 | The growth of roots and stems | Can not grow into larger | Can grow into larger |
| 8 | Example | Grass, Ginger, Orchid, Pineapple | Cassava, croton, rubber trees, beans, eggplant |
3. Picture structur
a. Root
Monocotyle and Dicotyledon
b. Stems
1. Monocotyle 2. Dicotyledonc. Leaves
Monocotyle and Dicotyedon
d. Seeds
Monocotyle and Dicotyledon
e. Flower
4. FunctionStructur Plant
A. Root
The function of roots:
1. absorb water and mineral salts
2. strengthen the establishment of plants
3. respiration equipment
4. storage of food reserves
5. vegetative propagation tool
1. absorb water and mineral salts
2. strengthen the establishment of plants
3. respiration equipment
4. storage of food reserves
5. vegetative propagation tool
B. Stems
Function stems:
1. as organs of food and water crossings. Xylem as a network that carries water and mineral salts, while the Phloem as a transport network of photosynthesis (food)
2. as an organ of the body shaper and buffer plants
3. as a place to store food reserves
4. as a means of vegetative propagation
1. as organs of food and water crossings. Xylem as a network that carries water and mineral salts, while the Phloem as a transport network of photosynthesis (food)
2. as an organ of the body shaper and buffer plants
3. as a place to store food reserves
4. as a means of vegetative propagation
C. Leafes
Leaf Functions
1. as a place of photosynthesis
2. as the respiration
3. as a place of transpiration
4. as a means of vegetative propagation
1. as a place of photosynthesis
2. as the respiration
3. as a place of transpiration
4. as a means of vegetative propagation
D. Flower
Function of flower is a container together of male gametes (microspores) and female (makrospora) to produce seeds
E. Seeds
Function seed
• Store food reserves.
• Tools dispersal of plants
• Store food reserves.
• Tools dispersal of plants
F. Fruit
Function fruit
• Store food reserves
• Assist the dispersal of plants.
• Store food reserves
• Assist the dispersal of plants.
