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Would Bamboo be considered an angiosperm with woody tissue?

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Would Bamboo be considered an angiosperm with woody tissue?

Would Bamboo be considered an angiosperm with woody tissue?

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oangi

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12 years ago

yes bamboo like all other grass plants, is an angiosperm..

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12 years ago

Yes. only angiosperms have flowers so therefore it is an angiosperm.

Also, since bamboo isnt a bryophyte (mosses etc.) a seedless vascular plant (ferns etc.) or a gymnosperm (pine trees etc.) it can only be an angiosperm.

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