National League for Nursing (NLN PAX) Practice Exam

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All of these groups of land plants produce seeds EXCEPT?

Perennial flowering plants, such as peonies and asters

Deciduous trees, such as maples and oaks

Moist forest plants, such as mosses and ferns

Mosses and ferns are classified as non-seed-producing plants, belonging to the groups known as bryophytes and pteridophytes, respectively. These groups reproduce via spores rather than seeds, which distinguishes them from seed-producing plants.

The other groups listed, such as perennial flowering plants, deciduous trees, and evergreen trees, all produce seeds as part of their reproduction process. Perennial flowering plants like peonies and asters, along with deciduous trees like maples and oaks, and evergreen trees like pines and spruces, utilize seeds for propagation, highlighting the key difference in reproductive methods with mosses and ferns.

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Evergreen trees, such as pines and spruces

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