Question

Why pollination in gymnosperms is siphonogamous type?

Answer 1

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They are capable of producing pollen for fertilization, which is siphonogamous, i.e., through a pollen tube. Gymnosperms mostly depend on wind pollination, and some angiosperms are also dependent on the same agent. ... The ovules of both angiosperms and gymnosperms develop into seeds.