Question

What are ground pries?

Answer 1

grand prize

Answer 2

in plants? =/

Answer 3

strange, strange, hmmm where did you get the question from? (hopefully a little more context will help)

Answer 4

Ground pries are also known as
a. lycopsida
b. spike mosses
c. both
d. pteropsida

Answer 5

please the question is not clear

Answer 6

check the spelling once. I think the qestion might refer to ground pines instead of ground pries.
Reason:-
The Lycopsida is divided into three extant orders: *Lycopodiales , *Selaginellales , and *Isoetales. There are two extinct orders: *Lepidodendrales ; and Pleuromeiales, known from the Triassic and intermediate in form between the Lepidodendrales and the Isoetales.
The order Lycopodiales contain 2 genera :-Lycopodium (club mosses) and Phylloglossum.Lycopodium is a genus of clubmosses, also known as ground pines or creeping cedar
Selaginelles is also called spike moss
Isoetales is also called qill worts.

Answer 7

Aster01! You awesome mystery solver you! This has been driving me nuts!

Answer 8

Pteropsida is not usually used anymore and has a lot of extinct members .It happens when you reclassify organisms or their groups , plants have these huge changes that happen comparitively frequenctly when compared to animals.
so I think the answer is Lycopsida cause although selaginelles or spike mosses form part of Lycopsida , The genera Lycopodium of the order Lycopodiales which belongs to Lycopsida is usually called gorund pine.

Answer 9

I hope this is what ur looking for , this is the most plausible answer I could think of , was driving me nuts for a couple of days.

Answer 10

Thanks @transnova .

Answer 11

Hope that was helpful @ AR

Answer 12

That. Was. Amazing! :O
I wish I could give you two medals for that =D
Stupid book -.-

Answer 13

Lol, I agree AR!