Beans, peaches, and potatoes are all vascular plants. what do these plants have in common? their seeds do not have cotyledons. they do not have vascular tissue. their seeds are not protected by fruit. they bear flowers and seeds.

The correct answer is D. They bear flowers and seeds

Explanation:

Vascular plants are a subdivision of plants characterized by having vascular tissue or xylem and phloem that transports water, nutrients or products of photosynthesis to different parts of the plant. Besides this, vascular plants include angiosperms which are plants that have flowers and reproduce as seeds are formed in a fruit that derives from the flower. This characteristic is shared by most plants including beans, potatoes, and peaches. Thus, beans, peaches, and potatoes are all vascular plants that bear flowers and seeds as they are also angiosperms.

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