Los árboles: ¿qué son los árboles?

The video tutorial compares different types of plants, focusing on ferns, trees, and shrubs. It describes the characteristics of each, such as size, stem type, and presence of flowers or fruits. Trees are highlighted as large, woody plants with branches, while shrubs are smaller with similar woody structures. The video concludes with a brief mention of exploring tree parts.

What is a key difference between a fern and a tree?

• Ferns produce fruits, while trees do not.

• Ferns have wooden stems, while trees do not.

• Ferns have soft, green stems, while trees have wooden stems.

• Ferns are typically larger than trees.

Which of the following is a common characteristic of trees?

• They are found only in tropical regions.

• They are always small and have soft stems.

• They often have large, wooden stems and branches.

• They never produce flowers.

What do some trees produce that is not always visible?

• Leaves

• Flowers

• Roots

• Bark

How do shrubs differ from trees?

• Shrubs are taller than most trees.

• Shrubs do not have any branches.

• Shrubs are generally smaller and shorter than trees.

• Shrubs have no stems.

What is a common feature of both trees and shrubs?

• Both have soft, green stems.

• Both are found only in forests.

• Both produce the same type of fruits.

• Both have wooden stems and branches.