seedless plants

4. Known as the "climbing fern," this plant has vine-like tendrils that allow it to spread over other plants.
8. A small group of non-vascular plants, closely related to liverworts, often found in wet habitats.
9. The genus of the bracken ferns, widely distributed and often found in disturbed areas.
11. A group of ferns characterized by small, stalked sporangia that release spores
13. A genus of tree ferns, often found in tropical regions, known for their large, leathery fronds.
14. Primitive, non-vascular plants, often found in damp, shady areas, with a flat, liver-like shape.
16. A small, primitive fern-like plant, native to New Zealand, with narrow, tongue-shaped leaves.
19. Small, non-vascular plants that often form dense green mats on moist surfaces.
20. A genus of seedless plants known for their ability to tolerate dry conditions, also called "resurrection plants."

1. Aquatic plants related to clubmosses, with needle-like leaves, typically found in shallow waters.
2. These ancient plants resemble miniature conifers but are seedless and reproduce by spores.
3. Extinct seedless plant related to horsetails, commonly found as fossils.
5. A type of moss that grows in dense, carpet-like mats, often seen on rocks or soil in shady areas.
6. A type of fern with large, triangular fronds, often considered invasive in many areas.
7. These plants reproduce via spores, not seeds, and are often found in humid environments.
10. A genus of ferns that includes some of the largest fern species, with broad fronds.
12. Commonly known as adder’s-tongue, this fern produces a single, long frond with a distinctive spore-bearing structure.
15. Tall, woody ferns that grow in tropical and subtropical climates.
17. Also called horsetail, this plant has hollow, jointed stems and is a living fossil.
18. A primitive, rootless plant known as the "whisk fern," often found in tropical climates.