Using the characteristic chart provided, which of the following characteristics would absolutely identify a flowering plant and eliminate the other species?

A. Its seeds are often developed in a cone.

B. It has true leaves, stems, and roots.

C. It's often found in dry places.

D. The seeds are enclosed in a fruit.

Question

Sage Parker

Biology

10 July, 11:13

Using the characteristic chart provided, which of the following characteristics would absolutely identify a flowering plant and eliminate the other species?

A. Its seeds are often developed in a cone.

B. It has true leaves, stems, and roots.

C. It's often found in dry places.

D. The seeds are enclosed in a fruit.

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Answers (2)

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Jaylee Mercado · Answer 1

D. The seeds are enclosed in a fruit.

Terrell Goodwin · Answer 2

A describes a gymnosperm.

B describes any type of plant.

C is too vague to even describe a plant.

D (the correct answer) describes an angiosperm (flowering plant). After double fertilization, angiosperms form a fruit over the ovulary of the plant, where the seeds are located.