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    Vascular plants have veins and transport water and food through xylem and phloem. They are divided into non-seed plants which reproduce through spores, and seed plants which reproduce through seeds and have visible reproductive organs. Seed plants include gymnosperms with unenclosed seeds in cones and angiosperms which have fruits enclosing seeds and attract animals for dispersal.

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    Vascular plants have veins and transport water and food through xylem and phloem. They are divided into non-seed plants which reproduce through spores, and seed plants which reproduce through seeds and have visible reproductive organs. Seed plants include gymnosperms with unenclosed seeds in cones and angiosperms which have fruits enclosing seeds and attract animals for dispersal.

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    Vascular plants have veins and transport water and food through xylem and phloem. They are divided into non-seed plants which reproduce through spores, and seed plants which reproduce through seeds and have visible reproductive organs. Seed plants include gymnosperms with unenclosed seeds in cones and angiosperms which have fruits enclosing seeds and attract animals for dispersal.

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    Vascular plants have veins and transport water and food through xylem and phloem. They are divided into non-seed plants which reproduce through spores, and seed plants which reproduce through seeds and have visible reproductive organs. Seed plants include gymnosperms with unenclosed seeds in cones and angiosperms which have fruits enclosing seeds and attract animals for dispersal.

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    Vascular Plants

    Vascular Plants form a large group of plants that have veins. They are made up of land plants that have xylems for water and phloems for food. They are also known as tracheophytes.

    Non-Seed Plants

    Seed Plants

    Non Seed Plants are composed of the plants that do Seed Plants are the vast group of plants that have seeds. They have visible reproductive organs and can be rather large or not have seeds. Rather then seeds they produce small. They are also called spermatophytes spores and their reproductive organs are hidden.

    Angiosperms
    Angiosperms are the plants that we are aesthetically pleased to see. They have endosperms, and produce fruits with their seeds.

    Gymnosperms

    Gymnosperms are plants that have unenclosed seeds. Rather then the seeds flowering plants. They are modified to form cones and have short stems.

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