what are bryophytes!
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Explanation: the bryophyte are a small group of primitive land dwellers.
Ih their vegetative structure they have become completely adapted to the land habit.
The plant body lacks true roots , stem or leaves .
The bryophyte like the thallohytes. Lack the vascular tissue characteristics of the higher plants
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Bryophyte
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Bryophyte Description
- Bryophytes are a combination of plant varieties that replicate via spores rather than flora or grains.
- Most bryophytes are located in clammy circumstances and consist of three kinds of non-vascular sand plants: liverworts, hornworts, and the mosses.
- Protuberant bryophytes features are the lack of actual origins stems and petals.
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