What are the general characteristics of pteridophytes?

Answer: Pteridophytes have the following traits:

• They have no seeds.
• They have multiple cells.
• They produce offspring by spores.
• They are self-contained, unrestricted life forms.
• They have just a distinct root system composed of the root, stem, as well as leaves.

Pteridophyta belongs to the plant kingdom’s older plant species in the course of evolution, much relatively early than angiosperms. Pteridophyta includes plants such as silver fern, equisetum, and selaginella.