Cycas have two cotyledons but not included in
angiosperms because of
(a) naked ovules
(b) seems like monocot
(c) circinate ptyxis
(d) compound leaves
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May be it is naked ovules
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Cotyledons of Cycas:
• Option “A” is correct i.e. Naked ovules.
• Cycas have 2 cotyledons but not included in
angiosperms because of naked ovules or seeds.
• Cycas fits to order Cycadales of gymnosperms since it has the naked seed. It is not surrounded by fruit. It also does not have double fertilization and so the endosperm made is haploid in nature and not triploid. So it is not contained within in angiosperms as they have ovules inside.
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