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Gymnosperms
			Angiosperms
		
		
			$(1)$Their seeds are open and not covered by any ovary wall.
			$(1)$Their seeds are enclosed by

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Gymnosperms
			Angiosperms
		
		
			$(1)$Their seeds are open and not covered by any ovary wall.
			$(1)$Their seeds are enclosed by ovary wall.
		
		
			$(2)$It shows single fertilization.
			$(2)$It shows double fertilization.
		
		
			$(3)$Flowers are of primary type and do not possess colourful petals. 
			$(3)$Flowers are well developed and possess
		
		
			 $(4)$Endosperm develops before fertilization and it is haploid.
			$(4)$Endosperm is formed after fertilization and it is haploid.
		
		
			$(5)$Male flowers are as microspore. 
			$(5)$Stamen is as male reproductive organ
		
		
			$(6)$Male and female flowers develop on different plants.
			
			 $(6)$Male and female reproductive organs are produced in either one flower or in different flowers on one plant or in different plants.
			
		
		
			$(7)$Pollination occurs through wind e.g. Cycas, Pinus.
			
			$(7)$Pollination occurs through wind, water, insects or by other factors. e.g. Sunflower, Maize.

Give differences : Gymnosperms and Angiosperms.

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Gymnosperms	Angiosperms
$(1)$Their seeds are open and not covered by any ovary wall.	$(1)$Their seeds are enclosed by ovary wall.
$(2)$It shows single fertilization.	$(2)$It shows double fertilization.
$(3)$Flowers are of primary type and do not possess colourful petals.	$(3)$Flowers are well developed and possess
$(4)$Endosperm develops before fertilization and it is haploid.	$(4)$Endosperm is formed after fertilization and it is haploid.
$(5)$Male flowers are as microspore.	$(5)$Stamen is as male reproductive organ
$(6)$Male and female flowers develop on different plants.	$(6)$Male and female reproductive organs are produced in either one flower or in different flowers on one plant or in different plants.
$(7)$Pollination occurs through wind e.g. Cycas, Pinus.	$(7)$Pollination occurs through wind, water, insects or by other factors. e.g. Sunflower, Maize.