Angiosperms Differ from Conifers in All of the Following EXCEPT

Angiosperms differ from conifers in all of the following EXCEPT:

A) Angiosperms exceed conifers in the number of species and the diversity of habitats in which they are found.
B) Angiosperms take a shorter period of time from pollination to the formation of mature seeds than the conifers.
C) The endosperm in angiosperms provides greater nutrition for the developing embryo than does the nucellus in the conifers.
D) All angiosperms are better adapted for living in areas with long winters than are the conifers
E) Animal pollination found in many angiosperms is more reliable and less haphazard than wind pollination found in the conifers.