What examples can be used to show the diversity of angiosperms?

Angiosperms (flowering) plants are the most numerous plant division, which occupies a dominant position in modern flora. Flowering plants show various life forms: trees, shrubs, shrubs, grasses. Angiosperms differ greatly in their biological characteristics and represent a huge variety of forms. Some of them live very shortly, only a few months, for example wood lice. Others, like mighty oak trees, can live for hundreds of years. Some angiosperms are gigantic in size. Eucalyptus trees reach a height of over 100 m.And there are also very tiny plants, such as duckweed, a little over 1 cm in size.