Which statement regarding vascular plants is true?
There is an incomplete fossil record for vascular plants.
It is believed that vascular plants evolved from a multiple evolutionary event.
The tracheid is the principal water-conducting element of the xylem in all vascular plants except the angiosperms.
The evolution of porous cuticle and protective layers for the gametangia contributed to making the first vascular plants successful. The earliest vascular plants had roots.
Which statement regarding vascular plants is true?
There is an incomplete fossil record for vascular plants.
It is believed that vascular plants evolved from a multiple evolutionary event.
The tracheid is the principal water-conducting element of the xylem in all vascular plants except the angiosperms.
The evolution of porous cuticle and protective layers for the gametangia contributed to making the first vascular plants successful. The earliest vascular plants had roots.
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