Bryophyta Classification Quiz

Large, vascular plants with sporophyte-dominant life cycle

Medium-sized, vascular plants with gametophyte-dominant life cycle

Small, non-vascular plants with sporophyte-dominant life cycle

Small, non-vascular plants with gametophyte-dominant life cycle (correct)

They require water for reproduction (correct)

They produce seeds for reproduction

They are adapted to dry environments

They have a well-developed vascular system

They have a dominant sporophyte phase in their life cycle

They lack specialized tissues for transporting water and nutrients (correct)

They produce flowers for reproduction

They have well-developed roots for anchorage

<p>The general characteristics of Bryophyta according to G.M. Smith's classification include small size, lack of specialized water-conducting tissues, and reproductive structures with protective coverings.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>G.M. Smith classifies Bryophyta based on their general characteristics such as small size, absence of specialized water-conducting tissues, and reproductive structures with protective coverings.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The distinguishing features of Bryophyta in G.M. Smith's classification include their small size, lack of specialized water-conducting tissues, and reproductive structures with protective coverings.</p> Signup and view all the answers