 Etymologically, "angiosperm"  comes from the Greek words ('case') and ('seed') ; the term means a plant that produces seeds encased within an enclosure, say a 'fruit'. In other words, a fruiting plant.
<coherence>  Etymologically, "angiosperm"  comes from the Greek words ('case') and ('seed') ; the term means a plant that produces seeds encased within an enclosure, say a 'fruit'. In other words, a fruiting plant.
 Etymologically, "angiosperm" comes from the Greek words ('case') and ('seed') .