As tracheophytes ferns and seed plants have one thing in common

As tracheophytes ferns and seed plants have one thing in common

Options

(a) nourishing embryo from endosperm
(b) having phloem in vascular bundles
(c) producing eggs in ovaries
(d) producing pollen in grains

Correct Answer:

having phloem in vascular bundles

Explanation:

Tracheophytes (other phyla): seedless and seed plants. They have vascular tissue like xylem and phloem to grow tall and survive in drier environments.

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