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Gymnosperms produce uncovered seeds, while angiosperms produce seeds enclosed in fruits.

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gymnosperms stay green all year

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conifers are evergreen plant

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the leaves stay green all year

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They produce naked seeds

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they stay green

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Most gymnosperms have cones,they produce naked seeds

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Gymnosperms produce naked seeds

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Gymnosperms first appeared on Earth 360 million years ago.

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the cones outsides are called scales

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Most of them have reproductive structures called cones

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I learned that gymnosperms is the oldest type of seed plant

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Gymnosperms produce naked seeds and stay green.

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They have good adaptations.

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Gymnosperms mostly have needle-like or scalelike leaves

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Stay green

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That they stay green during the winter and that they all produce naked seeds.

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That in the largest group of gymnosperms are some of these plants,pines,junipers,evergreens,and sequoias.

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they will stay green all year

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gymnosperms stay green all year round

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they stay green all year round.

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There is only one species of Gingko left and it probably only survived because the Japanese and Chinese planted it in their streets.

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They stay green all year long, examples of them would be evergreens, sequaios, and junipers.