Rachel ate a piece of fruit and happened to drop the seeds in her backyard. after a few weeks, she saw a small plant with flowers growing in the backyard. which group does this plant belong to?
a. angiosperms
b. gymnosperms
c. pteridophytes
d. bryophytes
e. chytrids

Angiosperms

Explanation:

Gymnosperms: imagine a pinecone, that is what this is, if you thought this was right. Then her fruit was a pine cone, she was eating a PINE CONE.

Pteridophytes: This would be a plant producing spores, not seed, not seeds in fruit, but produce spores.

Bryophytes: the liverworts, hornworts and mosses, doesn't sound appetizing, reproduce by spores.

Chytrids: fungi, a type.

Angiosperms: correct answer since this is a flowering plant, and Rachel describes a "small plat with flowers growing in the backyard"

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