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(c) Seed plants
Have vascular tissue and make
seeds (for example, flowering plants,
or angiosperma
doe-Hylsinge all The seed
• Improvements over the spore
Embryo: multicellular
Seed coat
- Minimizes desiccation and invasion by parasites
Increases length of dormancy
Endosperm Saree
• Stored nutrients
- Greater initial growth to the Embryo
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PLUMILE
COTYLEDONS
HYPOCOL
RADICLE
SED COAT
EVERYD
SPLIT SEED
on
15
too for
RACICLE WITH
SECONDARY ROOTS
se to net dat
otot dh
Gymnosperms
Sporophyte dominant
Gametophyte
Me pollenhusin y
megagametophyte
Pollen wind dispersed
Cone
-Embryo (A)
Nutritive tissue
Protective coat
B
EFICOTYL
COTYLEDONS
28 Cong Vascular, seed-producing
non-flowering plants
Geods=
elefelyw1
be More Sucea
tock Swimming sto
Home Insert
●●●
Draw Design Transitions Animations Slide Show
Slide 28 of 37
Ruler
Gymnosperms
Sporophyte dominant
Gametophyte
Male pollen ! has a sfarm in it
female megagametophyte b
bigger
Pollen wind dispersed
Cone
Draw with Touch
D
Converning Vascular, seed-producing
non-flowering plants
Geods =
Ink to Text
ottspring will
be More Sucessful
Jack Swimming sperm
Notes
74%
Ink to Shape
Comments

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