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A simple answer is that they have evolved complex relationships to animal pollinators and seed dispersers, whereas gymnosperms rely on wind pollination and seed dispersal, and ferns and the other lower plants need water.

Angiosperms also have vessels in their xylem, which is much better at transporting water quickly. (of course, they have problems of their own)

Also, they have fruits enclosing seeds

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A simple answer is that they have evolved complex relationships to animal pollinators and seed dispersers, whereas gymnosperms rely on wind pollination and seed dispersal, and ferns and the other lower plants need water.

Angiosperms also have vessels in their xylem, which is much better at transporting water quickly. (of course, they have problems of their own).

Also, they have fruits enclosing seeds.

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Angiosperms are extremely prolific in nature and are great primary successors.

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Angiosperms ( flowering plants) are considered to be the most successful because they are the most abundant and have developed a more advanced form of reproduction.

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angeosperm is also gives as xylum reticulum

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Because these produce seeds inside fruits for better dispersal of seeds. These seeds overcome hostile environmental conditions during their resting periods..

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Because these can inhabit variety of soil conditions and environment and their seed dispersal is supported by fruits.

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