The plants that can produce new plants through flowers are called [[1]].

The plants that can produce new plants through flowers are called Angiosperms. They are also known as flowering plants. They are the largest and most diverse group of plants on Earth, making up about 80% of all plant species. Angiosperms have specialized reproductive organs, the flowers, which contain both male and female reproductive structures. Fertilization of the egg by the sperm, which occurs within the flower, leads to the formation of seeds that are protected by a fruit. These seeds can then grow into new plants when the conditions are favorable.