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Flowering plants
Flowering plants produce seeds and flowers. People notice plants most readily when they blossom. However, plants don't have to flower to be a plant. Just think of conifers. Sometimes, a plant attracts the most attention when its gone to seed, such as dandelions. Once again, plants don't have to produce seeds either to be a plant. Just think of ferns. Plants that produce spores, such as ferns, and plants that don't flower, such as conifers, do not fall under the category 'flowering plants'. Flowering plants originated from non-flowering seed producers 140 million years ago. In the meantime, they are extremely diverse and widespread.
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See also
- Plants in general
- Arrow-grass family
- Bellflower family
- Biotopes
- Birch family
- Borage family
- Calamus
- Carnation family
- Common milkwort
- Common storksbill
- Coontail
- Daisy family
- Devil's-bit scabious
- Elm family
- English oak
- Figwort family
- Flax family
- Flowering rush
- Gentian family
- Goosefoot family
- Grass family
- Heath family
- Himalayan balsam
- Lesser duckweed
- Lesser water-plantain
- Lily family
- Madder family
- Mint family
- Mustard family
- Oleaster family
- Orchid family
- Pea family
- Plantain family
- Pond water-crowfoot
- Primrose family
- Rose family
- Rush family
- Salicornia
- Sea bindweed
- Sea lavender family
- Sedge family
- Spotted rockrose
- Sundew family
- Tape-grasses
- Umbellifer family
- Valerian
- Vegetations
- Violet family
- Wall-pepper
- Willow family
- Willow-herb family
- Winter purslane
- Wintergreen family
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