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Describe the similarities you observe between the major stages in the life cycles of flowering plants and non-flowering, seed-bearing plants.
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Describe the similarities you observe between the major stages in the life cycles of flowering plants and non-flowering, seed-bearing plants.

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Seeds are found in both flowering and non-flowering plants. Both plants reproduce, the difference being that the former reproduces through blossoms, whereas the latter reproduces through seeds or spores. Because both flowering and non-flowering plants have chlorophyll, they can both photosynthesise.

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