What are the similarities between horsetails, lymphoids and ferns with gymnosperms and angiosperms?

In the course of a long evolutionary development, lymphoids, horsetails and ferns began to develop in a different way, for weeks gymnosperms and angiosperms. However, some similarities between them still remain. Among them, one can point to clearly separated vegetative organs (leaves, stem, etc.). At the same time, each body has its own specific functions. Another similarity is the presence of dissimilar tissues that also perform certain functions. Lack of flowers also brings gymnosperms, ferns and horsetails together with gymnosperms.