$ Tracheophytes are the plants with vascular tissues. ! Tracheophytes are of three types (i) Pteridophytes (ii) Gymnosperms (iii) Angiosperms

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$ Tracheophytes are the plants with vascular tissues. ! Tracheophytes are of three types (i) Pteridophytes (ii ... D. If both As and R are wrong.

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