Gymnosperms and Pteridophytes are both vascular plants, correct? And Gymnosperms produce seeds but Pteridophytes do not, correct?

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igreen · Answer

@Abhisar

abhisar · Answer

@iGreen

igreen · Answer

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igreen · Answer

I'm pretty positive that's correct.

abhisar · Answer

okay, so actually yes, Pteridophytes are $\bf Vascular~Plants$ i.e xylem and phloem are present in them. They are not seed bearers.

Seed bearing plants are called as $\bf Spermatophyta$. Now there are two kinds in thios class, `Angiosperms and Gymnosperms`

Gymnosperms  are naked seeded plants i.e no fruit formation takes place in them while angiosperms bear seeds as well as produce fruits.

abhisar · Answer

and not to forget that both angio and gymno have vessels too.

igreen · Answer

Wait..so do Pteridophytes bear seeds?

abhisar · Answer

Nerps.....

abhisar · Answer

Wait, let me draw a flow chart...

igreen · Answer

Okay, thanks.

abhisar · Answer

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igreen · Answer

:O

Thanks a bunch

abhisar · Answer

oops, sorry...it came out a lill messy !

igreen · Answer

It's fine I can still read it.

abhisar · Answer

Yep, ask me anything which you don't find clear...I'll brb

abhisar · Answer

And the flow chart is in evolutionary order. Which means if pteridophytes have vessels each group after it will have vessels.