Angiosperms are different from all other plants because only they have
a. A vascular system.
b. Flowers.
c. Seeds.
d. A dominant sporophyte phase.

Question

Angiosperms are different from all other plants because only they have

a. A vascular system.

b. Flowers.

c. Seeds.

d. A dominant sporophyte phase.

Accepted Answer

Hey everyone. Let's take a look at this question together. In an investigation, a plant was identified with the following characteristics vascular system present. Flowers are present and fruits with seeds are present based on the aforementioned features under which group would you place that plant? So let's take a look at these characteristics and try and determine what group this plant comes from. Let's recall what we've learned about the different plant groups and those characteristics that make up the those different plant groups. So we're looking for one that has a vascular system. Flowers as well as fruits with seeds. So we know that based on the answer choices here, all four of these have that vascular system present. But when we're looking at the next option here, we know that flowers and fruits with seeds are only found in angiosperms answered choice D. Which is the correct answer. Because while all four of these options are vascular only angiosperms have flowers and have fruits with seeds inside of them. Because we know based on the characteristics of the different plant groups. Only angiosperms are the ones with the fruits with seeds inside of them, which makes answer choice D. The only option here, I hope you found this video to be helpful. Thank you and goodbye

Angiosperms are different from all other plants because only they have
a. A vascular system.
b. Flowers.
c. Seeds.
d. A dominant sporophyte phase.

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Key Concepts

Angiosperms

Flowers

Vascular System