Bryophytes differ from other land plants in that they do not have
a. lignified water transport tissue.
b. protected sporophyte embryos.
c. spores.
d. a gametophyte generation.
e. a diploid generation.
A; Bryophytes have adapted to land in many ways, but, unlike other land plants, they do not have lignified transport tissues. Both groups have protected embryos (choice b), spores (choice c), a haploid gametophyte generation (choice d), and a diploid sporophyte generation (choice e).
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