Bryophytes never formed forests (mats, yes, but not forests) because
A) they possess flagellated sperms.
B) not all are heterosporous.
C) they lack lignified vascular tissue.
D) they have no adaptations to prevent desiccation.
E) the sporophyte is too weak.
Answer: C) they lack lignified vascular tissue.
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