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    This document classifies plants into two major categories: nonvascular plants and vascular plants. Nonvascular plants lack true vascular tissue and do not have well-developed systems for transporting water and nutrients. They are usually low-growing and found in damp, shady places. Vascular plants have true vascular tissue that allows them to transport water and materials quickly throughout the plant. This tissue also provides strength, stability, and support, allowing vascular plants to grow taller.

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    This document classifies plants into two major categories: nonvascular plants and vascular plants. Nonvascular plants lack true vascular tissue and do not have well-developed systems for transporting water and nutrients. They are usually low-growing and found in damp, shady places. Vascular plants have true vascular tissue that allows them to transport water and materials quickly throughout the plant. This tissue also provides strength, stability, and support, allowing vascular plants to grow taller.

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    Nonvascular / Vascular Plants: 7 Grade Science Mrs. Erazo

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    NONVASCULAR / VASCULAR

    PLANTS
    7TH GRADE SCIENCE MRS. ERAZO
    OBJECTIVE
    Classify plants into two major categories
    according to their tissues
    TELL THE
    DIFFERENCES
    CLASSIFYING PLANTS
    NONVASCULAR PLANTS VASCULAR PLANTS
    Lack a well-
    developed system of
    • Have true vascular tissue
    Low-growing
    tubes for moving
    water • Better suited to life in dry areas
    • Transport and move materials quickly
    • Vascular tissue provides strength,
    Do not have roots for Materials pass from
    absorbing water cell to cell directly stability, and support
    • Grow quite tall
    • Move water throughout the plant’s
    Live in damp, shady
    places
    Have only thin cell
    walls
    body
    NONVASCULAR PLANTS
    • Grow in sidewalk cracks, tree trunks,
    Mosse and damp, shady spots
    s • Have rootlike structures called rhizoids
    • Slender stalk with end capsule
    • Capsule contains spores

    • Grow as thick crust on moist rocks on


    • Seldom found on rocks or tree soil along the sides of a stream
    trunks Three • Plant’s leaflike gametophyte like a
    • Usually live in moist soil human liver
    • Slender, curved structures that grow out
    major • Have sporophytes too small to see
    of the gametophytes groups • Wort means “plant”

    liverwort
    hornworts
    s
    • True vascular tissue
    • Do not produce seeds
    • Reproduce by releasing spores

    CLUB MOSSES HORSETAILS

    VASCULAR PLANTS
    ASSESSMENT
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