What is another word for green plants?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈiːn plˈants] (IPA) 
Green plants are the primary producers of energy in our ecosystem. They convert sunlight into food via photosynthesis and provide oxygen for animals to breathe. There are a variety of synonyms for green plants, depending on their specific characteristics. For example, ferns, mosses, and algae are often referred to as "non-flowering plants," while plants with flowers are called "flowering plants" or "angiosperms." "Herbaceous plants" are those that lack woody stems, while "evergreens" are plants that retain their leaves year-round. "Succulents" are plants with thick, fleshy leaves or stems that store water, while "perennials" are plants that live for multiple years. No matter the terminology used, green plants are vital for maintaining the balance of our planet's ecosystem.
