Flowering and Nonflowering Plants

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What is a flowering plant?

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A flowering plant is a type of plant that produces flowers and seeds for reproduction.

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What is a nonflowering plant?

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A nonflowering plant is a type of plant that does not produce flowers and reproduces through spores or seeds.

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What are spores?

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Spores are tiny reproductive cells produced by nonflowering plants, such as ferns and mosses, that can develop into a new plant.

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Give an example of a nonflowering plant that reproduces by seeds.

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Fir tree is an example of a nonflowering plant that reproduces by seeds.

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True or False: All nonflowering plants reproduce by spores.

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False. Some nonflowering plants, like conifers, reproduce by seeds.

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True or False: Flowering plants reproduce by seeds.

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True. Flowering plants reproduce by producing seeds.

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What is the main difference between flowering and nonflowering plants?

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The main difference is that flowering plants produce flowers and seeds, while nonflowering plants reproduce through spores or seeds without flowers.

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What type of reproduction do ferns use?

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Ferns reproduce using spores.

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What is an example of a flowering plant?

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An apple tree is an example of a flowering plant.

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True or False: Both flowering plants and conifers reproduce by seeds.

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True. Both types of plants reproduce by seeds.