What role does lignin play in a plant's adaptation to life on land?

A. It anchors the plant in the soil to allow plants to grow tall.
B. It helps transport nutrients throughout the plant.
C. It prevents drying out.
D. It strengthens the cell wall to allow plants to stand up straight and tall.


Answer: D

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