Plants are divided into flowering and non-flowering groups, with flowering plants producing fruits with seeds inside while non-flowering gymnosperms have small flowers that do not produce fruit. Mosses have simple stems and leaves and produce capsules for reproduction, while ferns have strong roots and produce spores. Roots absorb water and minerals from the ground through root hairs to transport throughout the plant via the stem, with leaves containing chlorophyll and stomata to perform photosynthesis for the plant's energy needs and reproduction.

2. Plants
Are divided into
Flowering plants Non-flowering plans
Angioperms Gynosperms MossesFrens

3.  In angiosperms pollinated flowers
produce fruits whit seeds inside.
 Gymnosperms have small flowers. They
don´t produce any fruit.

5. Frens
 Strong roots
 Produce spores
Mosses
 Simple stems leaves
 Produce cpsules

7. Roots absorb water and minerals needed
for nutricion.
From the graund throuhg root hairs.

9. It also transprts miterials to and from teh
leaves.
Water and minerals travel throughg the
stem to the leaves for photosynthesis.

11. Leaves contain chlorophyll
Leaves have two parts: petiole and blende
On the underside of the blade, there are
tiny holes, callesstomata

13.  Animals can´t reproduction your food
and plants if can be made yours onw
food
 All living things need energy to perform
their basic functions