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    Spore Bearing and Cone Bearing Plants

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    This document discusses reproduction in non-flowering plants. It explains that these plants reproduce using spores rather than seeds, fruits, or flowers. There are two main types: spore-bearing plants like mosses and ferns, which release spores carried by wind or water; and cone-bearing plants like gymnosperms and conifers, which produce cones that hold seeds. The document provides examples like mosses, ferns, and pine trees and describes their reproductive structures and processes.

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    Spore Bearing and Cone Bearing Plants

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    This document discusses reproduction in non-flowering plants. It explains that these plants reproduce using spores rather than seeds, fruits, or flowers. There are two main types: spore-bearing plants like mosses and ferns, which release spores carried by wind or water; and cone-bearing plants like gymnosperms and conifers, which produce cones that hold seeds. The document provides examples like mosses, ferns, and pine trees and describes their reproductive structures and processes.

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    This document discusses reproduction in non-flowering plants. It explains that these plants reproduce using spores rather than seeds, fruits, or flowers. There are two main types: spore-bearing plants like mosses and ferns, which release spores carried by wind or water; and cone-bearing plants like gymnosperms and conifers, which produce cones that hold seeds. The document provides examples like mosses, ferns, and pine trees and describes their reproductive structures and processes.

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    Spore Bearing and Cone Bearing Plants

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    Kyla Mae Luciano
    This document discusses reproduction in non-flowering plants. It explains that these plants reproduce using spores rather than seeds, fruits, or flowers. There are two main types: spore-bearing plants like mosses and ferns, which release spores carried by wind or water; and cone-bearing plants like gymnosperms and conifers, which produce cones that hold seeds. The document provides examples like mosses, ferns, and pine trees and describes their reproductive structures and processes.

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    REPRODUCTI

    ON IN NON-
    FLOWERING
    PLANTS

    KYLA MAE LUCIANO

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 1


    GUESS MY NAME!
    FERN

    PINE TREE

    MOSS

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 2


    HOW DOES
    THIS
    PLANTS
    REPRODUC
    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 3
    Non- flowering plants DO NOT produce seeds,
    INTRODUCTION fruits or flowers. This plants mainly produce
    using spores. The exception are
    GYMNOSPERMS that produce seeds, but no
    flower.

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 4


    TYPES OF NON-
    FLOWERING
    PLANTS

    • Spore- bearing plants


    • Cone- bearing plants

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 5


    SPORE- BEARING
    PLANTS
    Spore- bearing plants are
    simple, or primitive plants, for
    example mosses and ferns. These
    plants release thousands of tiny
    spores, which are spread by the
    wind or water. All spore- bearing
    plants need plenty of moisture to
    reproduce and grow, so most live
    in damp or shady areas.
    FERNS
    • Ferns are green plants with leaves,
    often called fronds, that resemble
    fiddleheads in spring before they
    unroll.
    • They are the simplest plants with the
    presence of roots , feathery
    leaves and underground stems.
    • They have spore producing organs,
    which is present at the bottom of the
    leaves.
    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 9
    MOSSES
    These are soft and spongy. This
    type of non- flowering plant can
    only grow a few inches tall. And
    they prefer to grow in clumps or
    we can say they grow in
    cushions. Mosses don’t have
    flowers or seeds, but they utilize
    the spores to reproduce.
    liveworts clubmosses horsetails lichens

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 11


    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 12
    TABLE

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 13


    GYMNOSPERMS
    •Gymnosperms are also called naked
    seeds because their seeds are open to
    the air without any covering. They have no
    flowers and fruits.
    •Conifers – mean bearing cones. They
    use cones to store seeds. These are
    woody plants, best example is Pine Tree
    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 15
    MATCH ME!
    1. Which plant produces SEEDS?
    a. Moss
    b. Fern
    c. Pine
    d. horsetail

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 16


    2. In which part of the plant are the clusters of spores found?
    a. Roots
    b. Stems
    c. Undersurface of frond
    d. Flower

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 17


    3. what distributes pollen grains from male cones to female cones among
    pines?
    a. Wind
    b. Water
    c. Animals
    d. Humans

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 18


    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 19
    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 20
    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 21
    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 22
    EVALUATION
    Essay.
    Compare the reproductive strategies of spore- bearing plants and cone-
    bearing plants.

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 23


    ASSIGNMENT
    Provide 2 pictures of cone- bearing and spore- bearing plants

    REPRODUCTION IN NON- FLOWERING PLANTS 24

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