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similarities

  • they are both in the Eukarya domain and in the plantae kingdom.

  • can be unisexual, however angiosperms can also be bisexual.

  • both use photosynthesis to create food.

  • and are plants

differences

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Gymnosperm

  •  have no flowers or fruits, and have unenclosed or “naked” seeds on the surface of scales or leaves. Gymnosperm seeds are often configured as cones.

  • gymnosperms are evergreen and live during all seasons, even during winter.

  • softwood leaves are scale like or needle like

reproduce using wind

 

examples

  • rose

  • pine tree

  • cabbage

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    Angiosperms

  • called flowering plants

  • have seeds that are enclosed within an ovary (usually a fruit)

  • Like a typical plant, angiosperms are seasonal and  die during fall and will come back in spring.

  • hardwood

  • leaves are flat

  • reproduce on animals

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examples

  • apple

  • oranges

  • bell peper

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