Question

Plants with inconspicuous reproductive organs and do not produce seeds what we called??

Answer 1

Plants with ‘inconspicuous reproductive’ organs which do not ‘produce seeds’ are called cryptograms or cryptogamae.  

Explanation:

• As the name suggests, crypto = concealed and gamae = gametes or reproductive cells. These plants have hidden gametes or seeds.  

• Cryptogams do not produce flowers or seeds. They reproduce by means of spores. Cryptogams are subdivided as thallophytes, bryophytes and pteridophytes.  

• This includes algae, mosses lichens, and ferns among photosynthetic plants and other organisms like slime molds, fungi,  and bacteria.  

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Answer 2

Cryptograms

Explanation:

• Plants with 'inconspicuous reproductive' organs which don't 'produce seeds' are called cryptograms or cryptogamae  
• The thallophytes, the bryophytes and the pteridophytes have naked incipient organisms that are called spores
• The reproductive organs of plants in all these three gatherings are extremely subtle, and they are in this way called cryptogamae  
• Gymnosperms and angiosperms are called phenerogams in light of the fact that they have well diffrentiated regenerative tissue and the embryo with stored food