Which of the following does NOT produce seeds?

A pine tree

A fiddlehead fern

A rose bush

An orchid

A fiddlehead fern

Explanation:

A fiddle head fern is the young form of a fern during its vegetative stage. The fern is vascularised and a non flowering plant. It lacks seeds and flowers and reproduces through spores.

The fiddle head fern is usually curled and straightens when more mature to form the fronds of the ferns. The fiddlehead fern however is very important due to it being packed with lots of calories, vitamins, minerals and used as a source of food.

Answer: A fiddlehead fern

Explanation:

Fern is a vascular plant that can be found in a damp and wet condition. They are flowerless plant that do not produce seeds, they reproduce through spore formation. Some ferns can grow in room temperature and they form dark green plant.

They have long trailling leaves, forms foliage, some are beautiful for garden and indoor decorations especially the perennial ferns.