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Angiosperms are flowering plants.

Specifically, the term refers to plants whose seeds are covered when pollinated. The pollination may be carried out by one plant if the flower includes both female and male floral parts. Otherwise, it requires the nearby presence of another plant of the same kind and with the opposite reproductive part. Pollinators such as insects will not be necessary in the case of self-fertilization and self-pollination, but they often do assist and thereby increase the supply of viable pollen.

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