what are the two characteristics of pine due to which it is not placed under the sub division angiosperms........... in point
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two characteristics of pine die to which it is not placed under angiosperms are :
Explanation:
Their seeds are naked.
Their cones are unisexual.
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We are asked to provide two characteristics of pine due to which they don't belong to the family of angiosperms. The two characteristics of pine are as follows:
- Pines are gymnosperms and not angiosperms.
- The main characteristics that make pine a gymnosperm is
- their seeds.
- Gymnosperm seeds are formed in unisexual cones and are known as “naked” seeds since they lack the protective cover angiosperms provide their seeds with cover.
- Another important characteristic is Male pine cones produce pollen The male cones release their pollen, which is carried around the air by blowing wind and hopefully to another female pine cone on a different pine tree.
- This means that the pine cones are unisexual.
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