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how do the seed of a gymnosperrm differ from the seed of a angiosperm?

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how do the seed of a gymnosperrm differ from the seed of a angiosperm?

how do the seed of a gymnosperrm differ from the seed of a angiosperm?

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iksun1002

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12 years ago

g = naked seed. a = fruit encloses the seed

oark

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Gymnosperms --------- naked seed (not seed coat)
no endosperm in seed
most are dispersed by wind or air

Angiosperm------------- contains a seed coat
has definite seed coat.
has many means of dispersal

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