[DOC] [TLE] Biology for Kids: Non-flowering Plants - Ducksters [PAR] Kids learn about the biology of non-flowering plants including gymnosperms, 
conifers, cones, seed, spores, ferns, and mosses. ... seeds in order to reproduce. 
You can learn about these plants on our flowering plants page. ... non-flowering 
spruce tree ... Mosses don't have flowers or seeds, but use spores to reproduce. [DOC] [TLE] Examples of Non-Flowering Plants - YourDictionary [PAR] The exception are gymnosperms that produce seeds, but not flowers. The most 
commonly seen are ferns, mosses, fungi and ornamental plants; but, there ... 
However, these are mainly climbing plants, with only one species being a tree. 
... foliage; but, although they thrive in bright locations, they often don't require 
sunlight. [DOC] [TLE] Gymnosperms and Angiosperms - Tulane University [PAR] These gymnosperms soon became the dominant plants. .... a transitional stage 
between the primitive ferns and the more advanced conifers and flowering plants. [DOC] [TLE] LESSON 6: PLANT REPRODUCTION [PAR] main categories: plants that produce seeds and plants that don't produce seeds. 
The vascular ... Vegetative reproduction means that new plants ... Pine tree 
sperm can't swim like fern sperm can, so the pollen tube has to take them ... After 
the flower opens, the sepals' job is done, but they stay underneath the flower and 
just. [DOC] [TLE] Plant groups - the classification of plants - Science Dawn [PAR] They are defined by having flowers, seeds that have a food source called the ... 
The name refers to the seed leaves these are the first leaves that emerge from 
the ... as the seeds are not produced inside a fruit as they are in the flowering 
plants. .... Pteridophyte examples - bracken, tree fern, ground pine, most of the 
species... [DOC] [TLE] Plant reproduction | Sciencelearn Hub [PAR] Feb 2, 2014 ... Scientists divide seed plants into two main groups: plants with flowers and plants 
with cones. They also have special names for these groups. [DOC] [TLE] Plant Kingdom - Infoplease [PAR] ... by a material called cellulose; and; They are fixed in one place (they don't 
move). ... All bryophyte species reproduce by spores not seeds, never have 
flowers, and are ... Unlike mosses, ferns and related species have a vascular 
system, but like ... including most trees, shrubs, vines, flowers, fruits, vegetables, 
and legumes. [DOC] [TLE] How Do Non-Flowering Plants Reproduce? - Garden - LoveToKnow [PAR] Includes: mosses, ferns, gymnosperms, notes on spore reproduction, and 
diversity in the ... Flowers are often the showiest part of most plants, but their main 
function is ... They are called non-vascular plants since they don't have true roots 
that ... Since they have no flowers or fruits, their seeds have no protective 
covering. [DOC] [TLE] Plant Reproduction - Shmoop Biology [PAR] Bryophytes are primitive plants that don't have seeds or vascular systems. ... 
Sporophytes are diploid (2N), but since they produce spores through meiosis, ... 
This means ferns can only successfully reproduce in wet places, or after a rain. .... 
All flowering plants make fruits, though these aren't all fruits you would want to 
eat. [DOC] [TLE] Gymnosperms - Shmoop Biology [PAR] They do not make flowers or fruits though, so their seeds are unprotected. This is 
how they got their name, which means "naked seed. ... These seed plants had a 
few characteristics that made them different than the seedless ... The 
gametophyte in ferns is much smaller than the sporophyte, but is still visible to the 
naked eye. [DOC] [TLE] Biological Diversity: Seed Plants [PAR] Gymnosperms are Seed Plants | Cycads | Ginkgos | Conifers | Gnetales | 
Angiosperms are ... Gymnosperms have seeds but not fruits or flowers. Gymnos 
means naked, sperm means seed: thus the term gymnosperm = naked seeds. ... 
They retain several fern-like features, notably pinnate leaves and circinate 
vernation. [DOC] [TLE] Characteristics of Conifers & Ferns | Home Guides | SF Gate

Question: Tree ferns don't reproduce by flowers, fruits or seeds, but by means of these
Answer: Spores