Angiosperms have two kinds: 1)the MONOCOT 2)the DICOT

FERNS, CLUB MOSSES and HORSETAILS (Pteridophytes) reproduce through spores.

VENATION may be parallel or netted or branched.

1)NONVASCULAR PLANTS have no true roots, stems, and leaves. 2)VASCULAR PLANTS have true roots, stems, and leaves.

The groups of non-seed-bearing plants are 1)ALGAE, 2)MOSSES and LIVERWORTS, and 3)FERNS, CLUB MOSSES and HORSETAILS.

1)ANNUAL PLANTS die at the end of a year. 2)BIENNIAL PLANTS die at the end of two years. 3)PERENNIAL PLANTS live for more than two years, like most fruit trees.

Club moss grow mainly in shaded areas and in dump sites.

Algae are the most important food makers in the water environmen.

KELP is a type of brown algae.

Horsetails are plants with tiny scale-like leaves.

Gymnosperms are also called conifers because they do not have flowers and instead have woody cones with seeds growing outside of them.

The types of vascular plants are seed producing and non-seed-producing.

EVERGREEN are gymnosperms that are conifers that have green leaves all year long.