While doing field research, two scientists discover
a new species of plant. They take the plant back to
their lab to watch how it grows and reproduces.
Soon, the plant begins to produce a small purple
flower. Upon further investigation, the scientists
discover that the plant's seeds contain two
embryonic leaves.
Which group could the plant belong to? Check all
that apply.
bryophytes
pteridophytes
gymnosperms
angiosperms
monocots
dicots

Angiosperms, dicots

Explanation:

Angiosperms are highly differentiated vascular plants which can produce flowers and bear fruits with seeds in them. These flowering plants undergo reproduction and produces new plants. The reproductive parts like ovules and ovaries, stigma, stamen, pollen are all present in the flowers.

Angiosperms can either be a monocot or dicot. If they contain two embryonic leaves or cotyledons they are referred as dicots. Flowering angiosperms like geranium, magnolias are all dicots.

Geranium is a dicot angiosperms that produces small purple flowers.

Gymnosperms or bryophytes do not bear flowers or fruits. Monocots have only embryonic leaf.

the answer is  D- Angiosperms and F- Dicots

Explanation:

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