Biology, asked by Ranjaneshree9933, 10 months ago

A plant having seeds but lacking flowers and fruits
belongs to
(a) pteridophytes (b) mosses
(c) ferns (d) gymnosperms

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Answered by eknathabadiger65
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Answer:

A plant having seed but lacking flowers and fruit belongs to gymnosperms. Gymnosperms are vascular land plants and bears seeds which are naked i.e., ovules not enclosed in the ovary. Hence, flowers are absent.

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