Gymnosperms are often called 'naked seed' plants because they lack which of the following?
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Correct answer: Ovary wall
In Gymnosperms, the ovules are borne directly on the scales of cones rather than being enclosed within an ovary. Consequently, they do not produce true fruits, and the seeds are exposed.
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