Gnetophytes and Ginkgoes: Characteristics and Examples

Angiosperms do not produce seeds, while gymnosperms have seeds enclosed within fruits.

Angiosperms have seeds enclosed within a fruit, while gymnosperms have naked seeds exposed on cones. (correct)

Angiosperms have seeds enclosed within cones, while gymnosperms have naked seeds exposed on flowers.

Angiosperms have naked seeds, while gymnosperms have seeds enclosed within flowers.

Gymnosperms (correct)

Coniferophytes

Angiosperms

Eudicots

Production of multiple zygotes

Fertilization through animal vectors

Triple fertilization producing endosperm (correct)

Production of pollen grains

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