Biology, asked by hsathik, 1 year ago

h how are pteridophytes different from the phanerogams

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Answered by harshapareek

pteridophytes are non flowering plants while phanerogams are flowering plants

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hsathik: its wrong dued

harshapareek: no

harshapareek: pteridophytes comes under cryptogams which means non flowering plants

harshapareek: while phanerogams are flowering plants

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Pteridophytes have naked embryo and inconspicuous reproductive organ whereas — phanerogams have well-differentiated reproductive organs and covered embryo.

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