Angiosperms and Gymnosperms

Gymnosperms produce seeds usually in

• cones

• flowers

• fruit

• spores

Answer explanation

Gymnosperms produce seeds in cones, which are the reproductive structures that contain the seeds. Unlike flowering plants, they do not produce flowers or fruits.

Why is the plant in the picture a vascular plant?

• it can absorb light from the sun

• it has a stem that can carry water and nutrients

• it has more than one cell

• it can make it's own food

Answer explanation

The plant is a vascular plant because it has a stem that can carry water and nutrients, which is a key characteristic of vascular plants. This allows them to transport essential resources throughout the plant.

Flowers grow on...

• angiosperms

• gymnosperms

Flowering plants are also known as...

• angiosperms

• gymnosperms

• mosses

• ferns

Nuts come from...

• angiosperms

• gymnosperms

Cones come from...

• angiosperms

• gymnosperms

A pine tree is an example of...

• an angiosperm

• a gymnosperm

An apple tree is an example of ...

• an angiosperm

• a gymnosperm

What grows from flowers?

• Nuts

• Fruit

• Moss

• Cones

What are these?

• Angiosperms

• Conifers

• Pine trees

• Ferns

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