Which group of plants is characterized by flowering blossoms and produces seeds that are enclosed inside an ovary?
Angiosperms
Plant groups are classified partly by how their seeds are protected, and flowering plants form seeds enclosed within an ovary that later develops into a fruit.
Gymnosperms bear naked seeds, while Pteridophytes and Bryophytes reproduce through spores rather than seeds, so none of these groups match the description.
Only Angiosperms produce flowers and enclose their seeds inside an ovary, making them the correct answer.
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