Both do not produce seeds Both are considered “simple” plants Both produce “spores” at some point in their life cycle Both are relatively small (not tree sized)
This group includes the mosses and the liverworts Has two life stages (gametophyte and sporophyte) [most of life spent in gametophyte] Instead of roots has something called “rhizoids”
This group is the ferns They have a vascular system that transports water throughout their “bodies” They also have two stages to their life cycle: (gametophyte and sporophyte) [Most of life spent in sporophyte]
Leaves, (or fronds) divided into leaflets Arranged around a midrib known as a rachis Spores are produced in clusters known as sori on the underside of the leaf
Known as a prothallus It is a small, green, heart shaped plant It has a short life span