The group I choose to study was Conifers. Not all conifers have cones, some such as juniper and yew have berry-like fruit. Conifers are woody plants, usually evergreens or shrubs. There leaves are usually in the form of needles, sometimes quite thin and stiff or somewhat flattened, or small scales that hug the twigs. The needlelike leaves may be singluar or grouped in bundles, called fascicles.
Most conifers are green, some forms can be yellow,blue,or variegated.
There are more than 500 species of conifers distributed around the world. Seeds of the conifers are often protected in their cones. The seed cones are the female reproductive structures of conifers. When the ovules are fertilized following transfer of pollen from the male cones, they become seeds borne in seed cones. The cones of some conifers are fleshy and fruitlike.