Which of the following serves as the primary distinguishing factor of Phanerogams from other plant groups?
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Correct answer: The production of true seeds
Phanerogams, also known as spermatophytes, are characterized by the production of seeds as their primary mode of reproduction. This distinguishes them from Cryptogams, which reproduce via spores.
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