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Seed plants
Seedless plants
Vascular
Nonvascular
Other
100
Give an example of a seed plant.
What is pine trees, petunias, oak tree
100
True or false: seedless plants do not have flowers
What is true seedless plants do not have flowers
100
Where is vascular tissue found?
What is in their roots stems and leaves
100
What structure anchors nonvascular seedless plants to its surface?
What is rhizoids
100
What type of plant produces seeds in a cone?
What is gymnosperms.
200
Give some examples of how seed plants reproduce.
What is seeds float in water, wind carries them, get attached to animals.
200
Do all seedless plants have vascular tissue?
What is no because moss, and many other plants do not
200
What is a layer of tissue that produces vascular tissue and grows between xylem and phloem?
What is cambium
200
What are some examples of nonvascular plants?
What is mosses, liverworts, and hornworts.
200
How long do biennials live?
What is they live two seasons.
300
True or false all seed plants contain vascular tissue
What is true
300
How do seedless plants reproduce
What is by spores
300
What percentage of plants are vascular?
What is 90%
300
What conditions do many nonvascular plants grow in?
What is wet environments
300
What is the main location for photosynthesis?
What is leaves
400
What are the two types of seed plants
What is angiosperms and gymnosperms
400
Do seedless plants have flowers?
What is no!
400
Are vascular plants usually smaller or larger then nonvascular plants?
What is usually larger
400
Scientists refer to all non vascular seedless plants as what?
What is bryophytes
400
What two groups are flowering plants organized
What is monocots and dicots.
500
What is their ancient ancestor
What is ancient green algae
500
Do seedless plants have vascular tissue?
What is yes some do
500
Ancient vascular plants help produce what?
What is fossil fuels
500
How do materials move in a nonvascular seedless plant
What is by diffusion and osmosis
500
What two things are plant stems classified in.
What is herbaceous and woody