Which type of plant does not produce fruits?

Nonvascular plants do not produce fruits because they reproduce using spores rather than seeds. This category includes plants like mosses and liverworts, which lack the vascular tissues found in other plant types that enable the transport of water and nutrients. Unlike seed plants, which encompass both gymnosperms (that produce seeds but not fruits, like pine trees) and angiosperms (which do produce fruits), nonvascular plants have a simpler structure and reproductive system that doesn’t allow for fruit development. Fruits are typically associated with the reproductive structures of seed plants, particularly in angiosperms, which rely on flowering and fruiting for reproduction.