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How are non-flowering plants different than flowering plants? Group of answer choices A.Non-flowering plants produce seeds, and flowering plants do not. B.Non-flowering plants have large roots, and flowering plants have small roots. C.Non-flowering plants produce cones, and flowering plants do not. D.Non-flowering plants have a seedling stage, and flowering plants have a sprout stage instead. btw this is science

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Answer:

C.Non-flowering plants produce cones, and flowering plants do not

Explanation:

Considering the available answer options, the difference between the non-flowering plants and the flowering plant is that "Non-flowering plants produce cones, and flowering plants do not"

This is evident in the fact that Non-flowering plants produce cones to make seeds, whereas flowering plants produce seeds from their flowers.

Another difference is that Non-flowering plants uses dispersion to reproduce, while flowering plants uses pollination to reproduce.

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