Biology, asked by RaghavendraAM8887, 1 year ago

How do seed plants differ from seedless plants?

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Answered by sakshi24298
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the difference between seed plant and seedless plant is that seedless plant do not bear seed for propagation whereas seed plant bear seed for multiplication and seed plant are reproduced sexually , or seedless plant reproduce asexually
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