The three plants in the picture are all vascular plants. Vascular plants have dedicated tissues that aid the transportation of food and water. They have a root, shot, and the vascular system itself. The two main types of vascular tissues are the xylem and the phloem.
The xylem is used in the transportation and storage of the water-soluble nutrients. The phloem transports organic molecules such as the different types of sugars and proteins to the cells that require them in vascular plants.
