Non-vascular plants are low growing cell walls, and do not have roots for absorbing water from the ground.

Structures that look like tiny leaves, drop of a small stomach structure. Finn, look like structures, called rhizoid, anchor the moss and absorb water and nutrients.

Vascular plants are planted a tree or vascular tissue. Vascular plants can grow tall because they’re vascular tissue provides an effective way of transporting materials through the plant.

Phloem is a vascular tissue through which food moves

Water and minerals travel in the vascular tissue called xylem.

Sea plants do not need water for sperm to swim to the eggs instead, see plants produce pollen tiny structures that contain the cells that would later become sperm cells.

A gymnosperm is a seed plant that produces naked seeds.

Angiosperms, or flowering plants share two important characteristics. First, they produce flowers. Second, in contrast to gymnosperms, which produce uncovered seeds, angiosperms produce seeds that are enclosed in fruits.

In biology, a pigment is a colored substance produced by living organisms that gives color to tissues and plays key roles in biological functions.

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Plants are classified based on shared characteristics such as structure, reproduction, and evolutionary relationships. The main categories include vascular vs. non-vascular, seed-bearing vs. non-seed-bearing, and flowering vs. non-flowering plants. .

describe the different between phloem and xylem.

Phloem and xylem are two types of vascular tissues in plants, each with distinct roles: xylem transports water and minerals upward, while phloem distributes food and nutrients throughout the plant.

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8th period

Question	Answer
Non-vascular plant	Non-vascular plants are low growing cell walls, and do not have roots for absorbing water from the ground.
Rhizoid	Structures that look like tiny leaves, drop of a small stomach structure. Finn, look like structures, called rhizoid, anchor the moss and absorb water and nutrients.
Vascular plant	Vascular plants are planted a tree or vascular tissue. Vascular plants can grow tall because they’re vascular tissue provides an effective way of transporting materials through the plant.
Phloem	Phloem is a vascular tissue through which food moves
Xylem	Water and minerals travel in the vascular tissue called xylem.
pollen	Sea plants do not need water for sperm to swim to the eggs instead, see plants produce pollen tiny structures that contain the cells that would later become sperm cells.
Gymnosperm	A gymnosperm is a seed plant that produces naked seeds.
Angiosperm	Angiosperms, or flowering plants share two important characteristics. First, they produce flowers. Second, in contrast to gymnosperms, which produce uncovered seeds, angiosperms produce seeds that are enclosed in fruits.
pigment	In biology, a pigment is a colored substance produced by living organisms that gives color to tissues and plays key roles in biological functions.
Know the info in "how are plants classified"	Plants are classified based on shared characteristics such as structure, reproduction, and evolutionary relationships. The main categories include vascular vs. non-vascular, seed-bearing vs. non-seed-bearing, and flowering vs. non-flowering plants. .
describe the different between phloem and xylem.	Phloem and xylem are two types of vascular tissues in plants, each with distinct roles: xylem transports water and minerals upward, while phloem distributes food and nutrients throughout the plant.

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