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list out the classes for the division of enclosed seeded plants

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Answered by Rajeshkumare
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They are thalloids as in liverworts or differentiated into simple-leaf like and stemlike structures

They lack vascular transport system

They contain chlorophyll hence photosynthetic.

They have developed rhizoids for anchoring and absorbing water together with dissolved mineral salts.

Show alternations of generations

Male gametes are produced by antheridia and female gametes by archegonia. Fertilisation depends on availability of water.

They are terrestrial growing on dump substratum eg rocks, walls and marshes

2. Division Pteridophyta

These include the ferns and horsetails. They show a greater variety and a greater ability than bryophyte.

General characteristics

They have roots, stems and leaves but no flowers

Leaves are compound with leaflets known as pinna.

They posses clearly defined vascular system( Having xylem and Phloem)

They show alternation of generations

Sexual reproduction

They have spirongira

Spermatophyta

3. Division Spermatophyta

This division comprises all the seed bearing plants. They are familiar green plants which produce seeds through flowers or cones.

General characteristics

The plant has roots, stems, leaves and seed bearing structures

They produce seeds

They have chlorophyll hence photosynthetic

They have vascular tissue is highly developed with xylem tissue consisting of both xylem tissue and tracheids.

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