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There is no more short notes other than NCERT. You should only follow NCERT for this chapter it is best. You don't need to read any module or any further book if you learn plant kingdom chapter from the NCERT. You should primarily focus on exam of different kingdom, main characteristics of different kingdom which differentiate the features. So I will suggest you to read from NCERT every word sentence and example carefully and you will able to solve all neet questions from this chapter. Very rarely they ask from outside the NCERT from plant kingdom

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The plant kingdom consists of all the organisms that have the ability to manufacture their food from carbon dioxide of the air and water using the energy from solar radiation. This is called photosynthesis. The molecule that acts as the factory is Chlorophyll inside organelles called Chloroplast. The plant kingdom consists of algae, bryophytes, ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms. Gymnosperms and angiosperms bear seed while the others are seedless. Fungi are categorized as plants although they do not have chloropyll.

The members of the plant kingdom are very useful as food, fibre, medicine and also culturally. They populate the earth, mediate the cycles that the life of animals depend upon like nitrogen cycle and carbon cycle, return the matter tied up in them to the earth at death and so enrich the soil. The role of plants in mediating bioremediation of the earth is now one of the props that humanity will build the restoration of our planet on.

Plants are found in all habitats from the bottom of the sea through brackish water to fresh water; in the desert, swamp or rocky places; in all associations as parasites, carnivores commensals or symbiotes; in all life forms as herbs, stragglers, climbers, shrubs or large trees
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