Are they flowering plants or non-flowering?
Are they flowering plants or non-flowering? It's obvious nonflowering plants are different from flowering plants because they don't have flowers, but there is also a difference in how they reproduce. While flowering plants only use seeds, nonflowering plants use either seeds or spores. What are some flowering and non-flowering plants? Some examples of non-flowering plants that are classified as gymnosperms include:Conifers. Found all over the world, conifers are largely woody plants, with trees making up the vast majority of conifers. Cycads. Ginkgo. Gnetophytes. Ferns. Mosses. Psilotales. Liverworts. Are all plants which do not have flowers grouped as non flowering plants...