Club mosses, horsetails, and ferns are plants. a. multicelled aquatic b. nonvascular seed c. se

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Club mosses, horsetails, and ferns are plants. a....

Key Concepts

Vascular Plants

Vascular plants are characterized by the presence of specialized tissues, namely xylem and phloem, which are responsible for transporting water, minerals, and nutrients throughout the plant. This group includes both plants that produce seeds and those that reproduce through other means such as spores.

Seedless Vascular Plants

Seedless vascular plants are a category of vascular plants that do not produce seeds; instead, they reproduce using spores. This group encompasses various plant types that represent an evolutionary stage between simpler nonvascular plants and more complex seed-bearing vascular plants.

Transcript

0:00 Hello there students.

00:01 Today we're going to figure out which answer is correct for this statement.

00:08 So the statement reads, club moses, horse tails, and ferns are blank plants.

00:17 Are they multi -celled aquatics, non -fascular seeds, seedless vascularers, or seed -bearing fasculars.

00:31 I'll give you a time and a moment and you could pause.

00:37 You could pause the video if you want to.

00:45 Are you done? okay.

00:48 So the answer is drum roll please.

00:55 See, club mosses, horse tails, and ferns are seedless vascular plants.

01:04 If you got it, good job.

01:06 If you did it, it's okay.

01:08 I'm here to explain to you the difference of each one so that way you can know which is which.

01:15 So a multi -sailed aquatics is basically just a plant that is consisting or having many sails and they're usually found in, you get sick, in aquatic areas.

01:32 So examples would be a floating heart, your water lilies, your lotus and your water hyacinths a nonfascular seeds nonfascular you know it's basically a plant that does not consist of asylum and a philium sorry my mispronouncing so basically with those two the asylum basically is the one that transport and stores water in a fascular cell and the foam is basically the one that stores the protein, the protein, your sugars, and other organic materials that that plant will need.

02:26 And basically those plants don't have either one.

02:30 These are usually the plants that you see where they're in areas where the soil is very moist and wet and watery consistently.

02:38 So these are your liver wards, your horn wards, and your mosses.

02:45 And your seed -bearing vascular plants are basically, you guess, the plants that basically produces seeds...

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