you are given assorted group of plants on your laboratory table what characters you look in order to label a particular specimen as :
i)angiosperms
ii)moss
iii) algae

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Solution

(i). Angiosperms can be recognised on the basis of:
(a) presence of flowers
(b) Well differentiated roots, stem and leaves.

(ii) Moss can be recognised on the basis of:
(a) presence of rhizoids (root like structures), with slender axes on which small leaves are spirally arranged.
(b) The leafy structure bearing sporophyte with a capsule that contains spores.
(iii) Algae can be recognised by their thallus like structure i.e absence of roots, stem and leaves.

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you are given assorted group of plants on your laboratory table what characters you look in order to label a particular specimen as :i)angiospermsii)mossiii) algae

you are given assorted group of plants on your laboratory table what characters you look in order to label a particular specimen as :
i)angiosperms
ii)moss
iii) algae