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__plants important adaptation of the seed allowed plants to__
A. Non vascular, grow in underwater environments
OB. Angiosperm, attract pollinators
C. None of these
D. Gymnosperm, spread quickly across the land

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Non vascular plants reproduce by spores or other asexual means

Attraction of pollinators is not an adaption of the seed. In angiosperms the colorful petals attract pollinators.

adaptations of seeds is their ability to store food, be dormant for preservation. They do not adapt to spread across the land via Gymnosperms. seeds can spread around via animals who eat the fruit and move from place to place. Gymnosperms do not produce flowers, so they don't have fruits. Though wind may blow their seeds, it's still not an adaptation.

Gymnosperm plants important adaptation of the seed allowed plants to spread quickly across the land.

So, option D is correct option.

  • Non vascular plants reproduce by spores or other asexual means.
  • Attraction of pollinators is not an adaption of the seed. In angiosperms the colorful petals attract pollinators.
  • The seeds spread around via animals who eat the fruit and move from place to place.
  • Gymnosperms do not produce flowers, so they don't have b. Though wind may blow their seeds, it's still not an adaptation.

What is adaptation?

  • It is biological mechanism.
  • In this organisms adjust to new environment or changes in their surroundings.
  • Example: Plant called succulents adapted to climate by storing water in their shorts, thick stem and leaves.

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