characteristics of angiosperms
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Their seeds are always enclosed inside the fruit .
If we talk about pollination it generally occurs through wind , water , or insects i.e. anemophily , hydrophily , zoophily .
Flower consists of calyx , corolla usually termed as non- essential whorls and androecium and gynoecium are termed as essential ones .
Male gametes are nonmotile in angiosperms and they’re carried to female gamete by pollen tube .
Double fertilization is characteristic feature of angiosperms .
One male gamete fuses with egg to form zygote and the other fuses with secondary nucleus for the formation of endosperm .
If we talk about pollination it generally occurs through wind , water , or insects i.e. anemophily , hydrophily , zoophily .
Flower consists of calyx , corolla usually termed as non- essential whorls and androecium and gynoecium are termed as essential ones .
Male gametes are nonmotile in angiosperms and they’re carried to female gamete by pollen tube .
Double fertilization is characteristic feature of angiosperms .
One male gamete fuses with egg to form zygote and the other fuses with secondary nucleus for the formation of endosperm .
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They have covered seeds.
Reproductive part is called Flower.
They are subgrouped into monocot and dicot
They have seed leaves that is called cotyledon
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Reproductive part is called Flower.
They are subgrouped into monocot and dicot
They have seed leaves that is called cotyledon
Hope it Helps..
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