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(D) Seed-bearing plants,known as $Spermatophytes$,are classified based on whether their seeds are naked or enclosed within fruits.$1$. $Gymnosperms$:

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Gymnosperms and Angiosperms

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(D) Seed-bearing plants,known as $Spermatophytes$,are classified based on whether their seeds are naked or enclosed within fruits.$1$. $Gymnosperms$: These are plants in which the ovules are not enclosed by any ovary wall and remain exposed,both before and after fertilization.$2$. $Angiosperms$: These are flowering plants in which the seeds are developed inside an organ which is modified to become a fruit.

Column $X$ (Plant Group)	Column $Y$ (Characteristics)
$(1)$ Algae	$(P)$ Mycelium
$(2)$ Fungi	$(Q)$ Pollination only by wind
$(3)$ Pteridophytes	$(R)$ Thallus filamentous,ribbon-like
$(4)$ Gymnosperms	$(S)$ Prothallus flattened

Into which groups are seed-bearing plants (Spermatophytes) classified?

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