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Page 1: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

Plant Group Review

Page 2: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

ConifersPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 3: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

AngiospermsPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 4: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

FernsPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 5: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

MossesPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 6: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

These plants have seeds that develop in a cone or fleshy structures attached to branches

Plant Groups1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 7: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

These plants must obtain water osmosisPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 8: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

HorsetailsPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 9: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

LiverwortsPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 10: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

Rose bushPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 11: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

These plants have seeds surrounded by a fruit

Plant Groups1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 12: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

Club MossesPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 13: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

These plants do not contain xylem or phloem to transport water and food

Plant Groups1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 14: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

MonocotsPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 15: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

Pine treePlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers

Page 16: Plant Group Review. Conifers Plant Groups 1 Non-vascular 2 Vascular without seeds 3 Vascular with seeds no flowers 4 Vascular with seeds and flowers

DicotsPlant Groups

1 Non-vascular2 Vascular without

seeds3 Vascular with seeds

no flowers4 Vascular with seeds

and flowers


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