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Seedless plants can be organized into two groups called .

A
gymnosperms, angiosperms
B
bryophytes, pteridophytes
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pine or fir trees

A
gymnosperms
B
angiosperms
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flowering

A
gymnosperms
B
angiosperms
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What is one evolutionary advantage pteridophytes have over bryophytes?

A
Pteridophytes have seeds that can resist drying out.
B
Pteridophytes have vascular tissue that aids in transport of water and nutrients within a plant.
C
Pteridophytes have flowers that attract organisms like insects, which aid in fertilization.
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exposed seeds

A
gymnosperms
B
angiosperms
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What is one evolutionary advantage angiosperms have over gymnosperms?

A
Angiosperms have flowers that attract organisms like insects, which aid in fertilization.
B
Angiosperms grow in high altitudes where the wind helps disperse gametes like pollen.
C
Angiosperms conserve resources by not producing seeds.
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garden flowers and tomatoes

A
gymnosperms
B
angiosperms
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reproduce by spores

A
seedless
B
seed
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seeds enclosed in fruit

A
gymnosperms
B
angiosperms

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