While walking through a botanical garden, you see a 6-meter-tall plant that shows no evidence of flowering, but seeds are present. To which group of plants does it belong?
A) algae
B) angiosperms
C) ferns
D) gymnosperms

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Gymnosperms are seed-producing plants that do not form flowers. The presence of seeds without flowers suggests this plant is a gymnosperm.

While Walking Through a Botanical Garden, You See a 6-Meter-Tall