Vascular plants have an internal transport system made of roots, stems, and leaves to absorb water and nutrients. Non-vascular plants are smaller and simpler as they lack this vascular system. The process of photosynthesis begins with a plant absorbing water and minerals through its roots, which then travel up through tubes to the leaves where sunlight, carbon dioxide, and the absorbed water and minerals are used to produce glucose through photosynthesis. The glucose is then distributed throughout the plant.
2. VASCULAR PLANTS
• Vascular plants absorb nutrients they need to
survive through an internal system through
which water and minerals and sugars pass.
This system includes roots, stems and leaves.
3. NON VASCULAR PLANTS
• Non vascular plants are small, simple plants
without phloem ans xylem, a vascular system.
4. STEPS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS
• 1. The plants absorbs water and minerals
through the roots.
• 2.The water and minerals go into tubes up to
the leaves
• 3.After that the plant takes light from the sun,
carbon dioxide and now it stars the
photosynthesis
• 4.The glucouse distributed to all parts of the
plant
