问题
选择题
将松树和桃树这两种植物相比较,最主要的区别在于:( )
A.松树的种子外面有果皮包被着
B.松树没有果实,种子裸露着
C.松树的松球果包被着果皮
D.松树的松球果有鳞片
答案
答案:B
题目分析:桃树和松树都结种子,都用种子繁殖后代,属于种子植物,但桃树的种子外有果皮包被着,能形成果实,属于被子植物,松树的种子外无果皮包被着,裸露,不能形成果实,属于裸子植物,选B。
将松树和桃树这两种植物相比较,最主要的区别在于:( )
A.松树的种子外面有果皮包被着
B.松树没有果实,种子裸露着
C.松树的松球果包被着果皮
D.松树的松球果有鳞片
答案:B
题目分析:桃树和松树都结种子,都用种子繁殖后代,属于种子植物,但桃树的种子外有果皮包被着,能形成果实,属于被子植物,松树的种子外无果皮包被着,裸露,不能形成果实,属于裸子植物,选B。
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