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Angiosperms
a) do not have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants
b) produce flowers and fruit that contain seeds
c) have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants and reproduce using spores
d) do not produce fruit, but most produce their seeds in cones

Gymnosperms
a) do not have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants
b) have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants and reproduce using spores
c) do not produce fruit, but most produce their seeds in cones
d) produce flowers and fruit that contain seeds

Vascular seedless plants
a) do not have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants
b) produce flowers and fruit that contain seeds
c) do not produce fruit, but most produce their seeds in cones
d) have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants and reproduce using spores

Nonvascular plants
a) do not have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants
b) produce flowers and fruit that contain seeds
c) have specialized tissue for moving water and nutrients throughout the plants and reproduce using spores
d) do not produce fruit, but most produce their seeds in cones

Examples of nonvascular plants include
a) liverworts, mosses, and horworts
b) horsetails, ferns, and club mosses
c) dandelions, apple trees, and cockleburs
d) gingkoes, conifers, and cycads

Examples of gymnosperms include
a) liverworts, mosses, and horworts
b) horsetails, ferns, and club mosses
c) dandelions, apple trees, and cockleburs
d) gingkoes, conifers, and cycads

Examples of angiosperms include
a) liverworts, mosses, and horworts
b) horsetails, ferns, and club mosses
c) dandelions, apple trees, and cockleburs
d) gingkoes, conifers, and cycads

Examples of vascular seedless plants include
a) liverworts, mosses, and horworts
b) horsetails, ferns, and club mosses
c) dandelions, apple trees, and cockleburs
d) gingkoes, conifers, and cycads

Rootlike structures that help nonvascular plants get water and nutrients and hold the plant in place are called
a) rhizoids
b) rhizomes
c) tubers
d) sepals

Horizontal underground stems of seedless vascular plants that produce new leaves, shoots, and roots are called
a) rhizomes
b) rhizoids
c) pistils
d) xylems

Tissue that moves food in any direction in the plant
a) phloem
b) xylem
c) roots
d) sepal

Tissue that provides support and moves water and nutrients from the roots to the rest of the plant
a) xylem
b) phloem
c) stem
d) pistil

modified leaf that protects the bud of the flower
a) sepal
b) stamen
c) xylem
d) pistil

Female reproductive part of the flower
a) pistil
b) stamen
c) sepal
d) stem

Male reproductive part of the flower
a) stamen
b) pistil
c) sepal
d) roots

Which of these plants is used to harvest resin for products such as ink?
a) mosses
b) fruit trees
c) ferns
d) pine trees

Which of these may be used as nesting materials by animal
a) moss
b) fern
c) horsetail
d) club moss

Pollen is NOT commonly spread by
a) The wind blowing it to flowers of other plants
b) Rain water spreading it to the roots of other plants
c) Animals which get it on their fur or hair and transport it to the flowers of other plants
d)

Which of the following is not a characteristic that all plants share?
a) stems are above ground
b) rigid cell walls
c) they are producers
d) have a cuticle

Which of these is not an adaptation that helps seed plants reproduce?
a) a tough seed coat protects the young plant as it grows
b) it has pollen to transfer sperm so it doesn't need water to reach the egg
c) they have leaves that are modified as spines to protect them
d) their gametophytes and sporophytes do not live separately from each other

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