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What are the basic differences between
Different groups of plants?​

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Answered by 123PURUSHOTTAMJHA
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Explanation:

around us, and most of us recognize many kinds of plants that flower, grow in our gardens, or that we can eat. There is a vast range in the types of plants that grow in the world. Plants such as algae, moss, and ferns are examples of flowerless plants that thrive in damp and wet conditions. Other kinds of plants such as flowering plants and trees grow in all sorts of conditions and are essential for living.

All kinds of plants belong to the kingdom Plantae. They are divided into two groups depending on whether they are seed-bearing plants or plants without seeds. Plants are also classified by their genera, families, and species. This type of plant classification allows for easy identification of plants and makes them easier to study.

Plants classifications also depends on their vascular system. Non-vascular plants such as algae are primitive plants or in a lower class of plants and have simple tissue systems to transport water internally. Vascular plants such as shrubs, trees, herbs, and flowering plants have complex vascular tissue to transport fluid and nutrients internally.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Difference between trees and plants

While both trees and plants usually have a vascular structure, with roots, stems and leaves transporting food and water throughout the plant, plants typically have multiple soft or slightly woody stems while trees have one hard, woody and tall trunk with few leaves or branches on the lower section.

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