Beans, peaches, and potatoes are all vascular plants. What do these plants have in common?

a. Their seeds do not have cotyledons.

b. They do not have vascular tissue.

c. Their seeds are not protected by fruit.

d. They bear flowers and seeds.

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6 July, 14:37

Beans, peaches, and potatoes are all vascular plants. What do these plants have in common?

a. Their seeds do not have cotyledons.

b. They do not have vascular tissue.

c. Their seeds are not protected by fruit.

d. They bear flowers and seeds.

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Johan Acevedo · Answer 1

Beans, peaches, and potatoes are all vascular plants. What do these plants have in common? They bear flowers and seeds.

Their seeds do not have cotyledons.

They do not have vascular tissue.

Their seeds are not protected by fruit.

They bear flowers and seeds.

Yasmin Frey · Answer 2

B

Explanation:

Potatoes don't have seeds so any answer that mentions seeds is wrong.

Beans, peaches, and potatoes are all vascular plants. What do these plants have in common?a. Their seeds do not have cotyledons.b. They do not have vascular tissue.c. Their seeds are not protected by fruit.d. They bear flowers and seeds.

Beans, peaches, and potatoes are all vascular plants. What do these plants have in common?

a. Their seeds do not have cotyledons.

b. They do not have vascular tissue.

c. Their seeds are not protected by fruit.

d. They bear flowers and seeds.