How are pteridophytes different from the phanerogams?
NCERT Class IX
Sciences - Main Course Book
Chapter 7. Diversity in Living Organisms
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pteridophyes
they do not bear seeds
they are primitive forms
less differentiated reproductive organs
phanerogams
they bear seeds
they are more advanced
well developed reproductive organs
they do not bear seeds
they are primitive forms
less differentiated reproductive organs
phanerogams
they bear seeds
they are more advanced
well developed reproductive organs
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Pteridophytes are the plants that do not exhibit seeds but phenerograms are the plants that bear seeds. Pteridophytes are primitive plants but the phenerograms are advance plants. Pteridophytes exhibit less developed reproductive organs whereas the phanerograms exhibit well developed reproductive organs.
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