Does every living plant have a flower?

Question

Someone told me that every living plant including all trees plants, shrubs, cactai and grass has a flower, or can flower at some point...if this is true, can you ive me some proof?

Answer 1

most plants do, and flowering plants might have fruits in some occasions. there are quite a lot of plants which do not have flowers, among them the money plant, ferns, algae and moss.

hope this helps! =)

Answer 2

nope

Answer 3

The majority of plants do but some older, more ancient plants like mosses and ferns (ok, and algae too) do not.

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Answer 4

no

only "flowering plants" have flowers

Cretaceous Period is when the first flowering plants appeared on earth  (somewhere 65 - 140 million years ago)

Answer 5

Gymnosperms don't flower either. Only angiosperms flower.