Question

seed plants are divided into two groups. what are they? vascular and nonvascular brown seeds and green seeds nonflowering and flowering fruits and vegetables

Explanation:

Seed plants are categorized based on their reproductive structures. Nonflowering seed plants (like gymnosperms) produce seeds without flowers, while flowering seed plants (angiosperms) have flowers as part of their reproductive process. Vascular and nonvascular is a broader plant classification (not specific to seed plants). Brown/green seeds is about seed color (not a taxonomic group). Fruits and vegetables are culinary terms, not botanical groupings for seed - plant classification.

Answer:

nonflowering and flowering