Plant Classifications

Any plant that produces cones to protect their seeds is a...

• Angiosperm

• Gymnosperm

• Bryophyte

• Fern

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

Any plant that lacks vascular tissue(xylem and phloem) and is mostly visible in it's haploid gametophyte form is a..

• Angiosperm

• Gymnosperm

• Bryophyte

• Fern

A plant that's develops a sorus under it's fronds that will drop spores to create a small plant that does not resemble the parent is a...

• Angiosperm

• Gymnosperm

• Bryophyte

• Pteridophyte

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-4

NGSS.MS-LS3-2

This leaf should be classified as...

• Palmate

• Simple

• Pinnately Compound

• Bipinnately Compound

Any plant that bears flowers or fruit, or does not clearly fit into one of the other groups is an...

• Angiosperm

• Gymnosperm

• Bryophyte

• Fern

This leaf should be classified as...

• Palmate

• Simple

• Pinnately Compound

• Bipinnately Compound

This leaf should be classified as...

• Palmate

• Simple

• Pinnately Compound

• Bipinnately Compound

This leaf should be classified as...

• Palmate

• Simple

• Pinnately Compound

• Bipinnately Compound

The tissue responsible for transporting water, glucose, and other nutrients though the plant is...

• Vascular Tissue

• Meristematic Tissue

• Ground (Parenchyma) Tissue

• Ground (Collenchyma) Tissue

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS2-3

The tissue responsible for new growth on the plant is...

• Vascular Tissue

• Meristematic Tissue

• Ground (Sclerenchyma) Tissue

• Ground (Collenchyma) Tissue

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-5