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Some plants are flowering plants that bear flowers like gumamela, santol, camia, daisy and rose. Flowering plants also include fruit bearing plants where the flowers mature into fruits such as mango, santol and pomelo. Other plants are non-flowering and do not bear flowers or fruits, such as ferns and mosses.
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- 1. Flowering and Non- flowering Plants
- 3. Flowering Plants Some are plants are flowering. Examples of these are: • gumamela • Santan • Camia • Daisy • Rose
- 4. Fruit bearing plants are flowering plants too. They bear flowers that mature into fruits. Example of these are: • Mango • santol • Pomelo
- 5. Non-flowering Plants Other plants do not bear flowers. They do not bear fruit, too. Examples of these are the: • Ferns • Mosses
- 6. Thank you!