You are a naturalist traveling with a group of explorers in the higher elevations of a jungle.You see an unfamiliar-looking,tall,tree-like plant.It is producing seeds that are attached directly to a stem,but there appears to be no evidence of flowers associated with the seeds.To which group of plants does the tree belong?

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Gymnosperms are a group of seed plants that have naked seeds not enclosed in an ovary. They typically do not produce flowers and instead often have cones or other structures for reproduction. The description of the unfamiliar tree-like plant producing seeds directly attached to the stem with no evidence of flowers suggests that it is most likely a gymnosperm.

You Are a Naturalist Traveling with a Group of Explorers