Assertion: cycad | /r/HasProperty | gymnosperms
Facets:
value: in the order
type: OTHER
value: with male and female cones
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The cycads are considered to be gymnosperms, because they bear their seeds naked on modified leaves called sporophylls.
text: Although cycads are considered to be gymnosperms, because they bear naked seeds which are not enclosed by a fruit, fossil evidence suggests they are not closely related to other gymnosperms, such as the conifers.
text: Cycads, like pine trees and juniper bushes, are gymnosperms -- "naked seed" plants.
text: Though they look like palms, Cycads are actually gymnosperms and are more closely related to conifers and Ginkgo trees (McKamey).
text: The key difference between cycads and palms is that the cycads are gymnosperms that are non-flowering plants while the palms are angiosperms or the flowering palms.
text: Cycads are gymnosperms while palms are angiosperms.
text: Cycads are gymnosperms, which means that they do not bear their seeds in an enclosed fruit.
text: Cycads are gymnosperms that bear conelike reproductive structures at the top of the stem, with male and female cones borne on different plants.
text: They are gymnosperms, in the order Cycadales, so they do not produce flowers, but they do grow cones, like pines and other conifers.
text: Cycads, being gymnosperms, are dioecious organisms.
text: Cycads are gymnosperms, which means their seeds are exposed, and are easily recognized by the large seeds that grow out of the plants’ crown.