Question
What are the differences between pinus and cycas?

Answer

Differences between pinus and cycas:
S.No
Pinus
Cycas
1.
Roots are micorrhizal.
Roots are not micorrhizal
2.
Stems are branched.
Stems are unbranched.
3.
Male and female strobili are on same tree.
They are on different trees.

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