Angiosperm VS Gymnosperm

GYMNOSPERM:

  • They are naked seeded plants.
  • Root cap developed from dermatogens.               
                                                        

  • Vessels are present in xylem.
  • sieve tubes are without companion cells.
  • Cones are produced in them for reproduction.
  • Ovules are naked. Ovary is absent.
  • Pollen chamber are produced on the ovule.
  • Archegonia are present.
  • No double fertilization occurs.
  • Cotyledons are more than two.
  • Fruit is not formed.

ANGIOSPERMS:

  • Their seeds are enclosed in fruit.
  • Root cap developed from calyptron.
  • Vessels are present in xylem.
  • Sieve tubes are with companion cell.
  • Flowers are produced in them for reproduction.         

  • Ovule is present inside the ovary.
  • Pollen chamber are not produced on the ovule.
  • Archegonia are absent.
  • Double fertilization occurs.
  • Cotyledons are one or two.
  • Fruit is formed.

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