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olga2289 [7]
2 years ago
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Both flowering and nonflowering plants possess specialized structures that help them in reproduction. Conifers are nonflowering

plants that possess special
to carry out reproduction. When conifers reproduce using these special structures, it is a form of
.
Chemistry
1 answer:
kompoz [17]2 years ago
8 0

Conifers are non flowering plants that possess special cones to carry out reproduction. When conifers reproduce using these special structures, it is a form of Sexual reproduction.

<h3>How do conifers reproduce?</h3>
  • Conifers are among the oldest living gymnosperms.
  • These are a group of cone bearing seed plants.
  • Typically, conifers are evergreen trees with needle-like leaves. E.g.: pine trees
  • Flowering plants and conifers can reproduce by 2 main ways: sexual reproduction by means of seeds and asexual reproduction by means of separating and rooting part of a plant.
  • However, seed production in conifers differs from that in flowering plants as conifers do not have showy petals like flowering plants.
  • For sexual reproduction, conifers have male cones which produce pollen and female cones which contain ovules that develop into seeds. Gymnosperms (conifers) do not have their seeds enclosed in a fruit, unlike flowering plants.
  • Instead, their seeds lie uncovered between a female cone's scales.

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