Vascular plants..............?

Question

A Vascular plant that produces naked seeds that dont depend on water for dispersal would be a member of which group?
A.) Gymnosperms
B.) Angiosperms
C.) Ferns
D.) Bryophytes
*Please dont guess, i want serious answers, and please support your answers.

Answer 1

A Gymnosperms

Ferns. These are the most well represented of the seedless plants. Most ferns have fronds, compound leaves divided into several leaflets. As the frond develops it uncoils from a structure called a fiddle head. Ferns are homosporus with the leafy plant the sporophyte. The sporangia are located on the under surface of the fronds in areas called sori. The gametophyte is a free-living, small, fragile structure. Water is necessary for fertilization since the sperm must swim to the archogonium, where fertilization takes place.
Gymnosperms: As the climate began to dry out the large Fern forests began to be replaced by a new type of plant the gymnosperm. This plant had vascular tissue and a new type of reproductive structure called the seed. These plants contained these seeds in structures called cones. The leaves of most of the gymnosperms are needle -like structures. These needles contained a thick cuticle and reduced stomata. The conifers are heterosporus (male and female gametes develop from different types of spores on different structures).

Answer 2

A) gymnosperms. Gymnosperms literally means naked seed, and are vascular plants that don't have specialized chambers, thus produces naked seeds.

answered other one too...

Answer 3

a
a and b are the only ones that dont need water

Answer 4

im pretty sure that its gymnosperms