Plants that have flowers are known as such . These floral plants have seeds inside them and their flowers are made up of whorls or spirals arranged in an orderly manner into sepals, petals, then stamens and finally carpels.

The carpels are responsible for receiving pollen on their surface and in turn enclose the ovules. In the case of this type of floral plant , they receive the pollen on the surface instead of receiving it directly on the ovule.

At the time of maturation, the seeds have been encapsulated in the fruit, which is why the word angiosperm means “dressed seed.” These plants began their evolutionary process approximately 130 million years ago and to date we can find a variety of them such as palm trees, perennials, trees among many others.

Characteristics

• It has a particular structure in its flowering.
• Their morphological character characterize them from the others.
• Fruits appear in it as new organs.
• It has a reduced number of female-type gametophytes
• It has the facility to generate in itself a double fertilization process
• Features distinctive xylem and phloem
• It is a set belonging to the group of
• Approximately 90% of the plants in the world belong to this group.
• They can be located and found in any ecosystem on the planet.
• It has what is known as a pedicel that is born in the axillary area of ​​the bract.
• It has sterile petals and sepals .
• In the vessels that make it up, water has the ability to flow without having to go through a membrane.

Examples of angiosperm

1. Avocado tree
2. Orange tree
3. Mango tree
4. Bean plant
5. Watermelon
6. Squash plant
7. The Milky
8. The Cactus
9. The Gazania
10. The red pear or pink puma
11. Apple
12. Tomato
13. Walnuts
14. Cambur
15. Sunflowers
16. Lilies
17. Daisies
18. Eggplant tree
19. Chestnut
20. Grape plant