Angiosperms are a group of spermatophytes (seed-bearing plants). They share the ability to flower to reproduce. This ability is considered to be a novelty technique evolved some 140 million years ago to involve mobile animals (insects) into their reproductive process, which greatly helps pollinisation. As a matter of fact, it is nowadays the dominant group of land plants.
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