Plants With Flowers: Flowers Everywhere

The video explores the commonality among a tree, a raspberry bush, and a cactus, revealing that they are all flowering plants. Despite their differences, they share the ability to produce flowers. Flowering plants are widespread, inhabiting diverse environments such as mountaintops, deserts, prairies, and aquatic areas. There are over 200,000 species of flowering plants, highlighting their diversity and adaptability.

What do a tree, a raspberry bush, and a cactus have in common?

• They are all non-flowering plants.

• They are all flowering plants.

• They all grow in deserts.

• They all produce fruit.

Where can flowering plants be found?

• Only in prairies.

• Only in tropical regions.

• Only in deserts.

• In a variety of environments including mountaintops and water.

Approximately how many different kinds of flowering plants exist?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 200,000

• 500,000