Question

1. The  ____________  plants, also known as the  ____________ , include liverworts, hornworts, and mosses.

Lycophytes are  ____________  plants with roots, stems, and leaves called  ____________ . Examples of lycophytes include  ____________ .

Ferns are groups of  ____________  plants with large leaves called  ____________ , or fronds. Examples of ferns include  ____________  and royal ferns.

Trees and garden plants are examples of  ____________  plants, called so because they produce  ____________  that contain protective coating and food for the developing  ____________ .

Plants with naked seeds are called  ____________  and flowering plants are called  ____________ .

Examples of  ____________  include pines, conifers, and redwoods, while examples of  ____________  include oak trees, duckweed, and eucalyptus

WORD BANK: GYMNOSPERMS, ANGIOSPERMS, NON-VASCULAR, SEED, EMBRYO, MAIDENHAIR, MICROPHYLLS, BRYOPHYTES, VASCULAR, GROUND PINES, SEEDS.

Answer 1

1. The  nonvascular plants, also known as the  bryophytes, include liverworts, hornworts, and mosses.

Lycophytes are  vascular plants with roots, stems, and leaves called  microphylls. Examples of lycophytes include  ground pines .

Ferns are groups of  vascular  plants with large leaves called megaphylls, or fronds. Examples of ferns include  maidenhair  and royal ferns.

Trees and garden plants are examples of  seed  plants, called so because they produce  seeds  that contain protective coating and food for the developing  embryo.

Plants with naked seeds are called gymnosperms  and flowering plants are called  angiosperms.

Examples of  gymnosperms  include pines, conifers, and redwoods, while examples of  angiosperms include oak trees, duckweed, and eucalyptus