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by Michelle Humann on February 24th, 2006

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How do seed bearing plants differ from seedless plants?

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  • by ruparuparupa on February 21st, 2009

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    i meant seed plants reproduce by seeds

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  • by ruparuparupa on February 21st, 2009

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    Seedless plants reproduce by spores and seed plants reproduce by spore.
    The nonseed vascular plants require liquid water for the sperms to reach eggs, but seed plants sperm do not have to swim long distance. Usually the wind or animals does the job for them. In seed plants the embryo is packaged together with food and covered with protective tissue which is called a seed. The seed allows plant embryo to survive outside of the parent plant for a long periods of time. Seed plants include gymnosperms and angiosperms. The angiosperms produce flower and fruits.

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  • by jwmbiz on March 2nd, 2006

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    Seed bearing plants have seeds and seedless plants don't have seeds. Hope this helps!

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