A MANGO tree is classified as a:
ADicotyledonous angiosperm in Kingdom Plantae
BGymnosperm in Kingdom Plantae (naked seeds)
CPteridophyte in Kingdom Plantae (spore-bearing)
DBryophyte in Kingdom Plantae (no vascular tissue)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Dicotyledonous angiosperm in Kingdom Plantae
Mango is an angiosperm (flowering plant with seeds enclosed in fruit) and a dicot (two cotyledons).
Pteridophytes are ferns
bryophytes are mosses
gymnosperms have naked seeds (pine, deodar).
Mango is in Angiospermae > Dicotyledonae.
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