Introduction to Seedless Vascular Plants

The video tutorial explains the nine divisions of vascular plants, focusing on seedless vascular plants like ferns, whisk ferns, horse tails, and club mosses. It highlights the history of ferns and their dominance 300 million years ago. The video also covers the reproduction process of these plants, which involves spores and alternating generations, allowing them to reproduce without true seeds.

What are the nine different divisions of vascular plants?

What type of plant is a fern classified as?

What are the common names of the three other divisions of seedless vascular plants?

In what type of environments do seedless vascular plants usually live?

How do seedless vascular plants reproduce?