Question

How are phanerogams classified

Answer 1

Phanerogams are classified depending on the presence or absence of fruits. They are of two types:

Gymnosperm possesses naked seeds, i.e., not enclosed by fruits.

Angiosperms, in which the seeds are enclosed within the fruit.

Angiosperms are further divided into two types:

Monocotyledons, which have a single cotyledon in their seeds, e.g., wheat, rice, etc.

Dicotyledons, which have two cotyledons in their seeds, e.g., gram, pea, etc.

Answer 2

Phanerogams areclassified depending on the presence or absence of fruits. They are of two types: Gymnosperm possesses naked seeds, i.e., not enclosed by fruits.

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