what are phanerogams and how they different from bryophytes
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Bryophytes, lichens and phanerogams in an alvar grassland: relationships at different scales and contributions to plant community pattern
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Phanogams are the most advance plants. They are also flower or seed bearing plants and contain well develop roots, stems, leaves and flowers.
They are divided into 2 categories:
- Angiosperms
- Gymnosperms
On the other hand, the term bryophytes refer to the plants such as mosses, ferns and liverworts. They are non-vascular plants and do not produce flowers.
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