BOTANY COMPLETE - NEET & Class 11-12
15 Pages | Mind Maps + NCERT Tables + PYQ Tricks | For NEET, EAMCET, Board Exams
CONTENTS - What Inside
Page Topic
2 Plant Kingdom - Algae to Angiosperms Mind Map
3 Algae, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes Comparison Table
4 Gymnosperms & Angiosperms - Key Features
5 Morphology of Flowering Plants - Root, Stem, Leaf
6 Inflorescence Types & Flower Structure
7 Fruit & Seed - Types with Examples
8 Anatomy - Tissue Systems, Dicot vs Monocot
9 Anatomy - Root & Stem TS Diagrams Explained
10 Photosynthesis & Plant Physiology Quick Revision
11 Plant Growth & Development - Hormones Table
12 Ecology & Economic Botany - Important Families
13 NEET PYQ Pattern & Most Repeated Questions
14 Mind Map - Full Botany One Page Revision
15 Bonus - Botanist Tricks & Mnemonics
, Page 2 - Plant Kingdom Mind Map
Central Idea: Plant Kingdom = 5 Groups
1. Algae - Thallophyte, mostly aquatic, chlorophyll, no differentiation. Eg: Chlamydomonas, Spirogyra,
Fucus
2. Bryophytes - Amphibians of plant kingdom, no true root/stem/leaf, need water for fertilization. Eg:
Marchantia, Funaria
3. Pteridophytes - First vascular plants (xylem, phloem), sporophyte dominant. Eg: Selaginella, Fern,
Equisetum
4. Gymnosperms - Naked seeds, no fruit, evergreen, needle leaves. Eg: Pinus, Cycas
5. Angiosperms - Flowering plants, seeds inside fruit, most evolved. Divided into Dicot and Monocot
NEET Trick: ABPGA - Algae Bryo Ptero Gymno Angio - increasing complexity
Group Dominant Phase Water Needed for Fertilization
Bryophytes Gametophyte Yes
Pteridophytes Sporophyte Yes (water needed)
Gymno/Angio Sporophyte No - pollen tube
15 Pages | Mind Maps + NCERT Tables + PYQ Tricks | For NEET, EAMCET, Board Exams
CONTENTS - What Inside
Page Topic
2 Plant Kingdom - Algae to Angiosperms Mind Map
3 Algae, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes Comparison Table
4 Gymnosperms & Angiosperms - Key Features
5 Morphology of Flowering Plants - Root, Stem, Leaf
6 Inflorescence Types & Flower Structure
7 Fruit & Seed - Types with Examples
8 Anatomy - Tissue Systems, Dicot vs Monocot
9 Anatomy - Root & Stem TS Diagrams Explained
10 Photosynthesis & Plant Physiology Quick Revision
11 Plant Growth & Development - Hormones Table
12 Ecology & Economic Botany - Important Families
13 NEET PYQ Pattern & Most Repeated Questions
14 Mind Map - Full Botany One Page Revision
15 Bonus - Botanist Tricks & Mnemonics
, Page 2 - Plant Kingdom Mind Map
Central Idea: Plant Kingdom = 5 Groups
1. Algae - Thallophyte, mostly aquatic, chlorophyll, no differentiation. Eg: Chlamydomonas, Spirogyra,
Fucus
2. Bryophytes - Amphibians of plant kingdom, no true root/stem/leaf, need water for fertilization. Eg:
Marchantia, Funaria
3. Pteridophytes - First vascular plants (xylem, phloem), sporophyte dominant. Eg: Selaginella, Fern,
Equisetum
4. Gymnosperms - Naked seeds, no fruit, evergreen, needle leaves. Eg: Pinus, Cycas
5. Angiosperms - Flowering plants, seeds inside fruit, most evolved. Divided into Dicot and Monocot
NEET Trick: ABPGA - Algae Bryo Ptero Gymno Angio - increasing complexity
Group Dominant Phase Water Needed for Fertilization
Bryophytes Gametophyte Yes
Pteridophytes Sporophyte Yes (water needed)
Gymno/Angio Sporophyte No - pollen tube
