Plants Classification

Ferns are classified as -

• seedless vascular plants

• angiosperms

• nonvascular plants

• dicots

Flowering plants, such as daisies and apple trees -

• have cones to protect their seeds

• lack xylem and phloem

• are classified as angiosperms

• reproduce only by spores

Pines, cedars, and redwoods belong to the largest and most diverse group of gymnosperms known as -

• gnetophytes

• cycads

• deciduous

• conifers

What are three important parts of a seed?

• petals, pistils, and stamen

• cell wall, cuticle, and sepals

• xylem, stored food, and phloem

• an embryo, stored food, and a seed coat

Why do non-vascular plants like moss grow close to the ground in moist areas?

• They have xylem and phloem.

• They evolved from plants that can't do photosynthesis.

• They do not have vascular tissue to transport water.

• They produce and abundance of seeds which stunts their growth.

What plant is classified as non-vascular?

• Moss

• Daisy

• Pine Tree

• Fern

What plant is classified as a gymnosperm?

• Moss

• Daisy

• Pine Tree

• Fern

What plant is classified as an angiosperm?

• Moss

• Daisy

• Pine Tree

• Fern

Which plant is vascular, but produces spores to reproduce?

• Moss

• Daisy

• Pine Tree

• Fern