[DOC] [TLE] About ferns [PAR] The second explanation ties in with the first: ferns reproduce differently from the 
conifers ... Not just the moisture that allows the plant to live where it does, but the 
moisture ... The complete, fertilised cell grows into the seed, which, when ripe 
and when it finds ... These are the sporangia - the spore casings that hold the 
spores. [DOC] [TLE] Guide to Growing Maidenhair Ferns - Weekend Gardener tips [PAR] Feb 2, 2015 ... These ferns get up to two and a half feet tall and one and a half feet wide. 
Because ... Maidenhair ferns do not flower and do not produce seeds. The 
reproduce by means of spores that form on the underside of their fronds. [DOC] [TLE] How to Grow Ferns from Spores - All - Instructables [PAR] Last spring I bought a lovely maidenhair fern for my balcony garden. ... These 
little brown bumps contained sporangia (spores), a means by which ferns can 
reproduce. ... receive indirect light and importantly, make sure the soil does not 
dry out. ... These look like the little 'extras' that used to show up occasionally in 
potted... [DOC] [TLE] How Do Non-Flowering Plants Reproduce? - Garden - LoveToKnow [PAR] Most ferns reproduce through spores found underneath leaves. ... Since they 
have no flowers or fruits, their seeds have no protective covering. So they are 
called ... Cycads. These are woody evergreen plants with a palm-like 
appearance. ... Maidenhair fern trees (Gingko biloba) and Gnetales are also non-
flowering plants. [DOC] [TLE] The fetuses, fetas, ferns are vascular plants do not produce seed ... [PAR] The fetuses, fetas, ferns are vascular plants do not produce seed - reproduce by 
... Wikipedia | See more about Ferns, Maidenhair Fern and Leaves. ... The genus 
Tropaeolum, native to South and Central America I love these , so easy to grow. [DOC] [TLE] fern facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles about fern [PAR] The maidenhair ferns (Adiantum), with a few species native to North America, ... 
Although no present-day ferns reproduce by seeds, there are fossils of some... [DOC] [TLE] Growing Ferns | Publications | UGA Extension [PAR] Jun 2, 2006 ... Instead of growing from seed like most flowering plants, ferns come from a ... 
Inexperienced gardeners often become concerned over these fruiting ... Usually, 
gardeners and greenhouse producers don't reproduce indoor ferns from spores. 
... Asparagus ferns, which are not ferns but belong to the lily family,... [DOC] [TLE] Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Nature/Ferns - Wikibooks ... [PAR] Flowering plants (including trees) produce seeds, while ferns produce spores. ... 
These spore cases are massed together into a sorus (plural sori) which is visible 
to the naked eye on the underside of a fertile frond (not all fronds are fertile). ... 
Adiantum aleuticum (Western Maidenhair Fern): Frond tea is used to strengthen... [DOC] [TLE] Gymnosperms and Angiosperms - Tulane University [PAR] These gymnosperms soon became the dominant plants. ... The first seed plants 
evolved relatively early on, in the late Devonian. ... That the sole remaining 
species did not join its brethren in extinction we owe to ... The common name 
maidenhair tree comes from the similarity of ginkgo leaves to fronds of the 
maidenhair fern. [DOC] [TLE] Maiden Hair Fern by Tori Fuller on Prezi [PAR] Feb 24, 2015 ... The Maiden Hair fern is seedless, meaning that is contains vascular tissue and 
does not produce any flowers or seeds. This fern is vascular... [DOC] [TLE] fern | plant | Britannica.com [PAR] Fern, any of several nonflowering vascular plants that possess true roots, stems, 
and ... Dryopteris, and Polystichum), and even these tend to extend into the 
tropics, being ... holly fern (Cyrtomium falcatum), rosy maidenhair (Adiantum 
hispidulum), ... ferns, such as asparagus ferns, reproduce by seeds and are not 
true ferns. [DOC] [TLE] Maidenhair fern videos, photos and facts - Adiantum capillus-veneris ... [PAR] The maidenhair fern reproduces both vegetatively and from spores. ... a single or

Question: The maidenhair fern reproduces by these, not seeds
Answer: spores