Being able to grow upright, retain moisture, and reproduce without being in _____ are adaptations that allowed plants to successfully grow on land.Multiple choice question.airwaterthe sunsymbioses

Which of the following is an adaptation plants required before they could permanently inhabit terrestrial environments? Question 10 options:cells with chlorophyll a the ability to store food energy in the form of starch. cell wallscells with chlorophyll ba system to transport water and dissolved substances

Which of the following is not an adaptation for vertebrates to live on land?Group of answer choiceslimbseggslungfur

Select all the adaptations of plants that enable them to live successfully on land.Multiple select question.dispersal of gametes in watercuticle to minimize water lossroots for anchoring and absorption of water and nutrientsvascular tissue for transport of water and nutrientslack of cell walls to permit direct exchange of gases with the atmosphere

Which of the following sentences describing adaptations in mangroves is incorrect?Group of answer choicesSalt glands secrete salt on the leaf surface.Buttress roots to increase stability in soft mud.Seeds possess seed coats to prevent them from being suffocated by anoxia in the mud.Pneumatophores for absorbing oxygen from the air.

When a plant bends toward sunlight, the bending is an example of which characteristic of life?Question 11Answera.maintaining a stable internal environmentb.obtaining and using energyc.reproductiond.growthe.sensing and responding to environmental stimuli