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Who give the natural classification of spermatophytae

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Answered by raghavmane1210
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3. Division Spermatophyta

This division comprises all the seed bearing plants. They are familiar green plants which produce seeds through flowers or cones.

General characteristics

The plant has roots, stems, leaves and seed bearing structures

They produce seeds

They have chlorophyll hence photosynthetic

They have vascular tissue is highly developed with xylem tissue consisting of both xylem tissue and tracheids.

The division spermatophyte consists of two main subdivisions:

Gymnospermatophyta

Angiospermatophyta.

Gymnospermatophyta

Characteristics

They bear cones of two types, male and female

After fertilization seeds are not enclosed in a fruit wall.

They show some xerophytic characteristics such as rolled leaves, needle-shaped leaves, sunken stomata and thick waxy leaves

Xylem consists mainly tracheids while phloem does not have companion cells.


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Answered by isha2425
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Division Spermatophyta
This division comprises all the seed bearing plants. They are familiar green plants which produce seeds through flowers or cones.
General characteristics

The plant has roots, stems, leaves and seed bearing structures

They produce seeds

They have chlorophyll hence photosynthetic

They have vascular tissue is highly developed with xylem tissue consisting of both xylem tissue and tracheids.

The division spermatophyte consists of two main subdivisions:

Gymnospermatophyta

Angiospermatophyta.

Gymnospermatophyta

Characteristics

They bear cones of two types, male and female

After fertilization seeds are not enclosed in a fruit wall.

They show some xerophytic characteristics such as rolled leaves, needle-shaped leaves, sunken stomata and thick waxy leaves

Xylem consists mainly tracheids while phloem does not have companion cells.

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