Match the characteristics below to either seedless or seed plants. vascular plants only bryophytes and pteridophytes reproduce by spores gymnosperms and angiosperms vascular or nonvascular plants monocots and dicots

Seed, seedless, seedless, seed, seedless, seed

Bryophyte is a seed.

Pteridophyte is seedless.

Gymnosperm is seed.

Angiosperm is a seed.

Monocot is seedless.

Dicot is a seed.

The seedless fruit they develop to possess no mature seeds. Seedless develop from plants whose fruits are normally relatively large hard seeds which are distributed all over the flesh of a fruit.

Examples of seedless fruits include, tomatoes, watermelons, bananas, and grapes. Seed is an embryonic plant which is enclosed in a protective outer covering.

When seed is termed as part of reproduction in seed plant, for example, spermatophytes which include gymnosperm and angiosperm.

Seeds comes from ripened ovule which is after fertilization by pollen.