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| a small nonseed plant that lacks roots, stems, and leaves and grows mostly in moist areas in or near stream banks |
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| a plant that reproduces by forming seeds |
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| a nonseed plant that has roots, stems, and leaves, and that is found mostly in moist, shady areas |
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| a flowering plant that produces seeds with two seed leaves, or food-storing leaves |
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| the scattering of seeds away from the parent plant |
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| a flowering plant that produces seeds with a single seed-leaf, or food-storing leaf |
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| a major group of living things that are multicellular and that may carry out photosynthesis |
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| a plant that reproduces without forming seeds |
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| living organisms that reproduce by seeds formed in flowers and that have roots, stems, and leaves |
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| a tree or shrub that bears its seeds in cones |
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| a structure or behavior that enables an organism to survive in its environment. |
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| ______ are one-celled structures that grow into new plants. |
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| Flowering plants may be divided into two groups, ______ and _______. |
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| All plants are members of the __________. |
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| _______ may be small shrubs or tall trees. |
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The plant kingdom is divided into _____ major groups,
__________ and __________. |
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| 2, nonseed plants, seed plants |
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| Give examples of nonseed plants. |
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| ferns, mosses, and liverworts |
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