The piece of evidence that supports the argument that plants evolved due to the presence of microbes is:
- The chloroplasts of land plants, which allow them to carry out photosynthesis, is a structure similar to cyanobacteria.
Which piece of evidence supports the argument that plants evolved due to presence of microbes.
Land plants have specialized structures in order to promote cross-pollination
Both primitive and some modern land plants are able to grow on rock as a substrate.
Both land plants and land animals have tube shaped vascular tissue to transport materials throughout their bodies.
The chloroplasts of land plants, which allow them to carry out photosynthesis, is a structure similar to cyanobacteria.
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