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    Angiosperm: Seed Plants. Produce Reproductive Structures Called and - Angiosperms Are Also Known As

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    Angiosperms are seed plants that produce flowers and fruits. They are classified as the phylum Anthophyta. Flowers contain reproductive structures like petals, stamens, carpels, and a receptacle. Fruits develop after pollination, containing seeds. Angiosperms are divided into monocots and dicots based on having one or two cotyledons. Monocots and dicots also differ in leaf venation patterns and vascular tissue arrangement. Angiosperms and animals have a symbiotic relationship where angiosperms rely on animals to disperse pollen and seeds, and animals benefit from foods like nectar and fruits.

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    Angiosperms are seed plants that produce flowers and fruits. They are classified as the phylum Anthophyta. Flowers contain reproductive structures like petals, stamens, carpels, and a receptacle. Fruits develop after pollination, containing seeds. Angiosperms are divided into monocots and dicots based on having one or two cotyledons. Monocots and dicots also differ in leaf venation patterns and vascular tissue arrangement. Angiosperms and animals have a symbiotic relationship where angiosperms rely on animals to disperse pollen and seeds, and animals benefit from foods like nectar and fruits.

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    Angiosperms are seed plants that produce flowers and fruits. They are classified as the phylum Anthophyta. Flowers contain reproductive structures like petals, stamens, carpels, and a receptacle. Fruits develop after pollination, containing seeds. Angiosperms are divided into monocots and dicots based on having one or two cotyledons. Monocots and dicots also differ in leaf venation patterns and vascular tissue arrangement. Angiosperms and animals have a symbiotic relationship where angiosperms rely on animals to disperse pollen and seeds, and animals benefit from foods like nectar and fruits.

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    Angiosperm

    Seed plants. Produce reproductive structures called flowers and fruits. Angiosperms are also known as flowering plants.

    Angiosperms are classified in a single phylum called Anthophyta.

    The structure of flower

    Petal

    Anther

    Filament

    Receptacl e Stigma Style Ovule

    Functions
    Structure
    Sepals Petals Stamens

    Features and functions


    Usually green and enclosed the flowers before it opens. Brightly colours and aids in attracting pollinators. Microsprophylls, floral organs that produce spores that give rise to pollen grains containing male gametophytes.

    Filament Anther Carpels

    Holding the terminal sac, anther. Produce pollen grains. Megasporophylls, make megaspores and their products, female gametophytes.

    Stigma Style Ovary

    Sticky and receives pollens. Pathway to ovary. Contains ovules. If fertilisation occurs, an ovule develops into seeds.

    Receptacles

    Attached some parts of flowers to a part of the stem.

    Fruits

    A fruit develop after pollnation and triggers the hormonal changes to grow.

    The wall of ovary becomes the pericarp.

    Mature fruits can be either fleshy or dry.

    Various fruit adaptation helps disperse seeds. For example, cocounut are dispersed their seeds by water.

    Walnut have dry fruit that remain closed when it is mature.

    Grapefruit has softer fruit inside and harder outside.

    Tomato has soft and fleshy fruit inside and outside.

    Nectarine, example of fruit that has fleshy fruit outside and hard inner layer inside.

    Angiosperm diversity..

    Monocots one cotyledon


    Dicots two cotyledons

    *Cotyledons is the seed leaves in the embryo of angiosperm.

    Monocot Characteristics One Cotyledon Embryo

    Dicots Characteristics Two Cotyledons

    Veins usually parallel

    Leaf Venation

    Veins usually netlike

    Vascular tissues
    Differences Monocot and dicots :

    Stems

    Vascular tissue usually


    arranged in ring

    scattered Fibrous Roots

    Taproot

    Pollen grain with no opening Floral usually in multiple of three Orchid

    Pollen

    Pollen grain with three openings

    Flowers

    Floral usually in multiple of four or five

    Example

    Dog Rose

    Links between Angiosperms and Animals.

    Animals have an important role for helps plants to disperse their pollens and seeds.

    Animals gets some benefits during the dispersing of the pollens and seeds. For example, the can sucks the nectar and ate the fruits.

    Examples of Angiosperm..

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