Groups of plants

Plants fall into two big groups. Seed plants make new plants from seeds: flowering plants grow their seeds inside fruits, and conifers like the pine grow them in woody cones. Plants without seeds, like mosses and ferns, grow new plants from spores, tiny specks the wind carries.

Depth 1 · Foundation

You can sort a plant into seed plants (flowering or cone-bearing) or plants with spores (mosses and ferns).

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Foundation
You can sort a plant into seed plants (flowering or cone-bearing) or plants with spores (mosses and ferns).
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Pollination and fruitFlowering plants make their seeds in fruit after pollination; the other groups do it differently.Seeds and sproutingSorting plants starts from whether they grow from seeds.

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Groups of plantsLife and Its Variety

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