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The plant body of bryophytes lack a true root, but has a root-like structure called
The plant body of bryophytes lack a true root, but has a root-like structure called
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The correct option is B rhizoid
The plant body of bryophytes is thallus-like or erect and lack true roots. They are anchored to the surface or substrate by root-like structures called rhizoids.
The thallus is a term for 'plant body' which lacks specialised tissues such as leaves, stem, and roots.
Gemmule is an asexually produced mass of cells capable of developing into a new organism.
The plant body of bryophytes is thallus-like or erect and lack true roots. They are anchored to the surface or substrate by root-like structures called rhizoids.
The thallus is a term for 'plant body' which lacks specialised tissues such as leaves, stem, and roots.
Gemmule is an asexually produced mass of cells capable of developing into a new organism.
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