Asked by Damianah Locher
You encounter a plant that has green structures on tall brown stalks. Which kind of plant is this, and what are the green structures?
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A) It is a vascular plant, and the structures are leaves.
B) It is a vascular plant, and the structures are roots.
C) It is a nonvascular plant, and the structures are roots.
D) It is a nonvascular plant, and the structures are leaves.
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D) It is a nonvascular plant, and the structures are leaves.
This describes a moss: the brown upright stalks are sporophytes (setae) and the green photosynthetic parts are the leaf-like gametophyte structures (moss "leaves"); mosses lack true roots.
This describes a moss: the brown upright stalks are sporophytes (setae) and the green photosynthetic parts are the leaf-like gametophyte structures (moss "leaves"); mosses lack true roots.
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