Match each gymnosperm group on the left with its characteristics on the right.InstructionsDrag and drop application.CycadsCycads drop zone empty.GinkgoGinkgo drop zone empty.ConifersConifers drop zone empty.GnetophytesGnetophytes drop zone empty.botanists struggle with their classification; examples include Ephedra and Welwitschiacalled maiden-hair tree; fan-shaped leaves; only one species in existencemostly tropical; palmlike leaves; large cones; many species near extinctioncontains the most familiar gymnosperms; cones and needlelike leaves; sometimes called evergreens

Match the name of the seedless vascular plants on the left with a characteristic of that group on the right.InstructionsDrag and drop application.club mossesclub mosses drop zone empty.whisk fernswhisk ferns drop zone empty.horsetailshorsetails drop zone empty.true fernstrue ferns drop zone empty.largest group of seedless vascular plants; leaves are called frondsrhizomes but not roots; highly branched stemssometimes called scouring rushes; tissues contain silicasmall, scalelike leaves; sometimes called lycopods

GymnospermsA) are usually insect pollinated.B) are found above the timberline on mountains.C) are seed-bearing plants.D) have flowers

Gymnosperms differ from both extinct and extant (living) ferns becausethey:a) Are woody.b) Have macrophylls.c) Have pollen.d) Have spores

Match the correct tree type to the best description.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Deciduous treesDeciduous trees drop zone empty.Coniferous treesConiferous trees drop zone empty.Trees that are cone-bearingTrees that lose their leaves seasonallyNeed help? Review these concept resources.Rate your confidence to submit your answer.HighMediumLowReading© 2024 McGraw Hill. All Rights Reserved.Privacy Center opens in new windowTerms of Use opens in new window

Select all the following that describe gymnosperms.Multiple select question.lack vascular tissuehave seedsfirst seed plants on Earthhave fruits and flowersuse pollen grains for gamete transfer