Final Answer:
Vascular (left circle):
- Has roots, stems, leaves
- Can transport water
- Have xylem and phloem
- Larger in size
- Smaller in size *(Note: This is likely a typo in the source—vascular plants are generally larger; “Smaller in size” belongs under Nonvascular. See explanation.)*
Both (middle overlap):
- Belong to the Plantae Kingdom
- Must live in damp places
Nonvascular (right circle):
- Unable to transport water
- No roots, leaves, stem
- Smaller in size
*(Corrected based on biology: “Smaller in size” goes to Nonvascular; “Larger in size” to Vascular.)*
So the accurate final answer is:
Vascular:
- Has roots, stems, leaves
- Can transport water
- Have xylem and phloem
- Larger in size
Both:
- Belong to the Plantae Kingdom
- Must live in damp places
Nonvascular:
- Unable to transport water
- No roots, leaves, stem
- Smaller in size
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of vascular and nonvascular plants worksheet.
