Which of the following is NOT a difference between conifers and angiosperm trees? (Select the best answer)Single choice
Seeds in conifers are exposed or "naked," while angiosperms produce seeds enclosed within a fruit.
Angiosperm trees are very diverse, with around 70,000 species globally, while there are only about 600 species of conifers.
Conifers primarily use tracheids for water transport, while angiosperms use wider vessel elements, allowing for more efficient water conduction.
Conifer trees usually have needle-like or scale-like leaves, while angiosperms usually have broad, flat leaves.
Most water taken up by conifer roots is lost through pits in tracheids, while most water taken up by angiosperm trees is transpired through stomata.
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