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Why are angiosperms called 'closed-seeded plants'?

  1. Because seeds are enclosed in fruits.

  2. Because seeds are divided into two parts.

  3. Because seeds are enclosed in a thick covering.

  4. Because radicle and plumule are present inside the seeds.
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Explanation

The angiosperms bear true flowers, and their seeds are enclosed in fruit till they become mature. That is why, they are called closed-seeded plants.

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