How do mosses absorb water? How is it distributed? Which moss generation is It is larger, longer-living, independent, and photosynthetic. It is the dominant? generation that you will always see. Like the Bryophyta, ferns are most common in damp environments. What feature of their reproduction requires them to live in a moist habitat? What are the two types of What does each transport? vascular tissue? are vascular plants. Why can vascular plants grow to be very tall, but nonvascular plants are all tiny? Ferns vascular tissue allows vascular tissues to grow very tall. How does this give vascular plants a Lignified competitive edge? What are functions of roots? What are Without true roots, how do bryophytes absorb nutrients from the soil? mycorrhizae? What is the function of leaves?
How do mosses absorb water? How is it distributed? Which moss generation is dominant? It is larger, longer-living, independent, and photosynthetic. It is the generation that you will always see. Like the Bryophyta, ferns are most common in damp environments. What feature of their reproduction requires them to live in a moist habitat? What are the two types of vascular tissue? What does each transport? Ferns are vascular plants. Why can vascular plants grow to be very tall, but nonvascular plants are all tiny? Lignified vascular tissue allows vascular tissues to grow very tall. How does this give vascular plants a competitive edge? What are functions of roots? What are mycorrhizae? Without true roots, how do bryophytes absorb nutrients from the soil? What is the function of leaves?
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