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Ch. 28 - Green Algae and Land Plants

Chapter 27, Problem 2

The appearance of cuticle and stomata correlated with what event in the evolution of green plants? a. the first upright growth forms b. the first woody tissues c. growth on land d. the evolution of the first water-conducting tissues

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Hello everyone and welcome to today's videos. Today we have a short video. So let's jump straight into it. So all of the following our land adaptations of bryan fights Except so let's jump into the answer choices so that we can solve the problem. And the way that we're going to do this is that brian fights our land. We're looking for land adaptations. So adaptations that help to fight conserve water when they move into land. All these three characteristics from A to C are going to help brian fights conserve water. A multicellular compact body deformation of a critical to prevent water loss and photosynthesis in chambers. These are all going to hell. Prior fights conserve water on land. So we're going to cancel this out because we're looking for the except statement. Now these briar fights are what we call non vascular plants because they're non vascular, they are not going to be able to form vascular tissues. So this is actually going to be the incorrect answer choice or the exception that we are looking for these. The fact that Ryan fights is our non vascular plants is a very popular characteristic of them. So this is going to be the final answer to our question and I really hope this healthy