Plants without seeds 

are algae, mosses, ferns, and liverworts. These unique

plant types produce spores that are distributed by the wind. For example, if
you look on the underneath of fern leaves, you will notice sporangia which are
tiny structures containing spores.

Sporangia in fern plant

Plants with seeds are all kinds of flowering plants, cycads (palm-like plants

with cones), conifers (such as spruce, firs, pines, junipers and cedars), and
ginko.
Flowering plants produce seeds that are protected within their fruit. These
fruits can be soft fruits such as apples, oranges, or berries, or they can be
hard like all types of nuts.
Plants with cones, mostly evergreen trees, are another kind of vascular plants
with seeds.