Plants in Our Lives: Seed-producing Plants

The video introduces seed plants, highlighting their common features and diversity, with over 235,000 species worldwide. It discusses the smallest and largest seed plants, duckweed and redwoods, respectively. The video categorizes seed plants into gymnosperms, which have exposed seeds, and angiosperms, which have seeds enclosed in fruits. It concludes with a focus on gymnosperms.

How many species of seed plants are there worldwide according to the text?

What is the smallest seed plant in the world as mentioned in the text?

What are the two major groups of seed plants mentioned in the text?

What is the significance of gymnosperms and angiosperms in the context of seed plants?

Can you explain the difference between exposed seeds and seeds that are enclosed in fruits?