Plants are divided into flowering and non-flowering groups. Flowering plants, or angiosperms, produce fruits containing seeds and are pollinated by flowers, such as apples and roses. Non-flowering plants include ferns, which have roots and strong stems, and mosses, which have simple stems and leaves. Roots hold the plant in the ground while the stem transports materials between the roots and leaves, where photosynthesis takes place using chlorophyll.

2. Plants
Are divide into:
Flowering
plants
angiosperms gymsnosperms
Non-Flowering
plants
Ferns moses

3.  ANGIOSPERMS:POLLINATED FLOWERS
PRODUCE FRUITS WHIT SEEDS INSIDE.
EXAMPLES:

4.  GYMNOSPERMS: HAVE SMALL FLOWER.
THEY DON´T PRODUCE FRUIT AND SEEDS
EXAMPLES:

5.  FERNS: THEY HAVE ROOTS AND
STRONG STEM.
EXAMPLES:

6.  MOSES: THEY HAVE VERY SIMPLE
STEM AND LEAVES.
EXAMPLES:

7.  ROOTS HOLD THE PLANT IN THE GROUND
EXAMPLES:

8.  STEM:THE STEM HOLDS UP THE OTHER
PARTS OF THE PLANTS. TRANSPORT
MATERIALS TO FROM THE LEAVES.
EXAMPLES:

9.  LEAVES: LEAVES CONTAIN
CHLOROPHYLL, A GREEN SUBTANCE
WHIT NECCESARY FOR PHOTOSYNTESIS
EXAMPLES: