Question

beans, peaches, and tomatoes are all in the same group of 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.

Explanation:

Beans, peaches, and tomatoes are angiosperms. Angiosperms are flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within fruits. Their seeds have cotyledons (they are dicots, so they have two cotyledons), they have vascular tissue (xylem and phloem), and their seeds are protected by fruit (for example, the pod in beans, the fleshy part in peaches and tomatoes is the fruit). So the common characteristic is that they bear flowers and seeds.

Answer:

They bear flowers and seeds.