Grouping plants
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I can use observable characteristics to classify plants in different ways.
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Many plants have similar features that allow us to sort them into groups.
Plants can be grouped by their observable characteristics.
Observable characteristics can include information about colour, size, shape and structure.
The process of grouping plants based on their similarities and differences is called classification.
Plants can be classified into categories such as flowering plants and non-flowering plants.
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