This document discusses different types of plants including trees, which have a single stem or trunk and bear branches; mosses, which are small soft plants typically 1-10 cm tall; pine trees, which are evergreen trees with needle-like leaves often used for timber; liverworts, a small green plant found in moist areas without true roots; and grasses, short plants with long narrow leaves found growing wild or as lawns and pasture.

1. Kinds
of
Plants
Kinds
of
Plants

3. Trees- a woody perennial
plant, typically having a
single stem or trunk
growing to a considerable
height and bearing lateral
branches at some distance
from the ground.

4. Mosses- are a
botanical division
(phylum) of small, soft
plants that are typically
1–10 cm (0.4–4 in) tall,
though some species.

5. Pine Trees- an evergreen
coniferous tree that has
clusters of long needle-
shaped leaves. Many kinds
are grown for their soft
timber, which is widely used
for furniture and pulp, or for
tar and turpentine.

6. Liverworts- a small
flowerless green plant
with leaflike stems or
lobed leaves, occurring in
moist habitats. Liverworts
lack true roots and
reproduce by means of
spores released from
capsules.

7. Grasses- vegetation
consisting of typically
short plants with long
narrow leaves, growing
wild or cultivated on
lawns and pasture, and as
a fodder crop.

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