A plant with regular flowers: Bright yellow flowers (species unknown)
A plant with irregular flowers: Bright orange flowers (species unknown)
A monocot: Agapanthus
A dicot: Flower with 5 large pink petals (species unknown)
A plant in the pea family: Common Pea
Gymnosperm: Redwood
A terrestrial plant that is not a seed plant: Fern
A plant with pinnate leaves: Thick green pinnate leaves along Blake Street
A plant with opposite leaves: Twigs of thick green waxy opposite leaves in UC Berkeley campus (species unknown)
A plant in the sunflower family: Daisy
I have attached 10 pictures to this journal post. I was not able to identify all the species, however, the description of each plant has the 'type' of plant that it is meant to be.
Bright yellow petals.
Regular flowers.
Think, needle-like leaves with conifers attached to the branches.
Gymnosperm.
Green; Long thin twigs and leaves
Terrestrial plant that is not a seed plant.
Thick green leaves.
Pinnate leaves.
Small numerous white petals
From the sunflower family.
Opposite leaves.
Leaves are thick, green and waxy
Orange flowers.
Irregular flowers.
Purple petals.
Common pea from the pea family.
Pale blue flowers with six petals.
Monocot.
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