About Flowering Plants
Flowering plants, or angiosperms, represent the most diverse group of land plants on Earth. With over 300,000 known species, they have evolved incredible strategies for reproduction, survival, and ecological interaction.
Key Characteristics
- Flowers for reproduction
- Seeds enclosed in fruits
- Diverse pollination strategies
- Wide range of habitats
- Complex relationships with pollinators
Ecological Importance
Flowering plants form the foundation of most terrestrial ecosystems. They provide food, shelter, and resources for countless animal species, while also playing crucial roles in oxygen production and carbon sequestration.
