Question

What are phanerogams??

Answer 1

Phanerogams are flowering or seed-bearing plants. They are the most advanced plants. They possess well-developed roots, stems, leaves and flowers.

Phanerogams are divided into two main groups:

Gymnosperms (naked-seed plants)
Angiosperms (closed-seeded plants)

Answer 2

Phanerogams:

• Phanerogams are seed bearing plants.

• Phanerogams are multi-cellular, eukaryotic, advanced types of plants.

• They are well-differentiated plants that bear seeds so it is determined as spermatophytes.

• Gymnosperms and angiosperms are the basic two types of classification.

• The non-flowering plants are called gymnosperms and flowering plants are angiosperms.  
• In Gymnosperms, seeds are not enclosed in an ovary ie.,  naked seeds and they will not make fruits or flowers.

• In Angiosperms, seeds are present inside the ovary and they will produce flowers/fruits.

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