The correct option is A The arrangement of leaves in mosses and liverworts is spiral and in two rows, respectively
Bryophytes are further classified into liverworts, hornworts and mosses.
The liverworts have thalloid structure and look like lobed liver. Their rhizoids are unicellular. They are further classified into two types: thalloid and foliose. The thalloid liverworts are flat and dorsiventral. The foliose liverworts have a slightly differentiated stem with leaf-like structures which are arranged in two rows.
Protonema is the juvenile gametophyte developed from the spore in mosses. It is a green, creeping filamentous and branched structure which consists of buds that develop into the foliose (leafy) stage. In mosses, the leaves are arranged spirally.
The rhizoids are root-like structures in bryophytes which provide anchorage. The rhizoids in liverworts and mosses are unicellular and multicellular, respectively.