How does non vascular reproduce?

Answer 1

Spores

Answer 2

Nonvascular plants can reproduce both sexually and asexually. Asexual reproduction is the less common method. It basically consists of the regeneration of plant material, leaves or other parts, that fall to the ground and generate secondary plants which bear new buds.

Answer 3

The gametophyte stage is the dominant part of a nonvascular plant's life cycle. During this sexual stage of reproduction, the sperm requires water as a medium for swimming to the egg and fertilizing it. Similar to that of humans, each sperm has a small tail called a flagella that propels it. This is why, although nonvascular plants exist in a variety of climates, they typically prefer moist environments. In dry climates, the sperm waits for rain or a drop of dew.

Answer 4

Non-vascular plants reproduce through spores or fragmentation. In spore reproduction, specialized structures release spores that develop into new individuals. Fragmentation involves breaking off a part of the plant which then grows into a new individual.

Answer 5

Spores