Seed plants are all __________

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Seed plants:
All the seed plants are known by the name heterosporous.
Heterosporous is a type that produces two different types of spores.
These spores are given two names which are megaspores and microspores.
All the seed-bearing plants go through the process of heterosporous.
Heterosporous usually occur in gymnosperms and angiosperms.
Final answer: Seed plants are all heterosporous

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