Question

what is PHANEROGAMS & HOW PTERIDOPHYTES ARE DIFFRENTFROM THIS

Answer 1

Answer:

: Pteridophytes are the plants that do not exhibit seeds but phenerograms are the plants that bear seeds. Pteridophytes are primitive plants but the phenerograms are advance plants. Pteridophytes exhibit less developed reproductive organs whereas the phanerograms exhibit well developed reproductive organs.

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Answer 2

Pteridophytes have vascular tissue. They do not produce flowers, seeds or fruits. Hence, they are seedless plants. They reproduce by the formation of spores.

Phanerogams also have vascular tissue with well differentiated body into root, stem and leaves. They are seed bearing plants. They do not reproduce by formation of spores. They are of two types, angiosperms and gymnosperms. Angiosperms are flowering plants whereas gymnosperms do not produce flowers.