If a plant has vascular tissue, megaphylls, and seeds, but not flowers, then it is a(n)
A) angiosperm.
B) gymnosperm.
C) lycophyte.
D) fern.
E) bryophyte.

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Gymnosperms are plants that have vascular tissue, megaphylls (large leaves), and seeds, but do not have flowers. This distinguishes them from angiosperms, which do have flowers. Lycophytes, ferns, and bryophytes do not produce seeds.

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