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how are pteridophytes different from phanerogams

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Pteridophytes
1 Have naked embryos called ‘spores’
2 It is cryptogamae as reproductive organs are inconspicuous.

Phanerogams
1 Produces seeds containing embryo and stored food.
2 Have well differentiated reproductive tissues which after reproduction produce seeds.

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