Diversification in Angiosperms is a biological evolutionary process characterized by the rapid speciation and morphological divergence of flowering plants into diverse lineages, particularly following the acquisition of novel floral traits, ecological adaptations, and reproductive strategies that distinguish them from other vascular plant groups.
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