Question

Difference b/w angiospermae and gymnospermae

Answer 1

Answer:

Angiospermae: Plants that have covered seeds with flowers are Angiosperms. They are vascular plants and have an ovule that usually turns into a flower.

Example for Angiospermae - Lily, Jasmine etc.

Gymnospermae: Plants (mostly trees) that doesn't have covered seeds and are not flower-bearing plants are identifiable as Gymnosperms. They are also vascular plants. Literally, the word 'Gymno' means naked while 'spermae' means seeds.

Example for Gymnosperms - Conifers, Cycads, Redwood trees etc.

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