Biology, asked by sahilcool7118, 1 year ago

An angiosperm is different from a gymnosperm in the absense of [CPMT 1992]
A) Vascular tissue
B) Ovary
C) Seed
D) Naked ovule

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Answered by Anonymous

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An angiosperm is different from a gymnosperm in the absense of
➡️ ovary

Answered by abhi192003

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ovary is the answer.....

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