Flowering vs Nonflowering

Plants can be divided into two groups. What are they?

• seeds and flowering

• seedless and nonflowering

• flowering and nonflowering

• spores and seeds

Non-flowering plants are best described as:

• Plants that make cones and do not make flowers

• Plants that make flowers and fruits.

• Plants that produce spores instead of seeds, but make fruits

• Plants that only use the wind to reproduce.

Choose a group of plants that are flowering

• roses, fruit trees, daisies

• evergreen trees, mosses, pine

•  roses, fruit trees, mosses

• pine, daisies, ferns

Choose a group of plants that are non-flowering.

• grass, roses, ferns

• roses, lilies, daisies

• grass, mosses, ferns

• pine, spruce, cedar trees

Much of our food comes from these types of plants

•   seedless

• trees

• non-flowering

• flowering

Non-flowering plants.....

•   make seeds and flowers.

• make flowers, but not cones.

•   provide most of the food we eat.

• make cones or spores, but not flowers.

Flowering plants....

• make flowers and provide food we eat.

• make flowers, but not seeds.

• make seeds, but not flowers.

• make spores and reproduce only because of the wind.

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS2-3

Flowering plants.....

• a.    are in the form of trees only

•   use spores to reproduce.

• can be found in bushes, trees, and flower pots.

• come in cones only

What type of plant is shown in the picture?

• nonflowering

• seeds

• flowering

• spores

What type of plant is shown in the picture?

• fruit

• nonflowering

• flowering

• seedless