Diffrence between gymnosperms and bryophytes, Biology

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Q. How different are gymnosperms from pteridophytes and bryophytes?

Gymnosperms are not cryptogamic as pteridophytes and bryophytes are. They are phanerogamic and so they form seeds and flowers.

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