Match the terms appropriately. ___ bryophyte a. has seeds, but no fruits ___ seedless vascular b. has flowers and fruits plant c. has xylem and phloem, but __ gymnosperm no pollen __ angiosperm d. no xylem or phloem

Match the terms appropriately. _ bryophyte a. has seeds, but no fruits _ seedless vascular b. has flowers and fruits plant c. has xylem and phloem, but gymnosperm no pollen angiosperm d. no xylem or phloem

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Chapter21: Plant Evolution

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Match the terms appropriately.
___ bryophyte a. has seeds, but no fruits
___ seedless vascular b. has flowers and fruits
plant c. has xylem and phloem, but
__ gymnosperm no pollen
__ angiosperm d. no xylem or phloem

Definition Definition Flowering plants that produce fruit and seeds.

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