Plants in Our Lives: Nonvascular Plants

The video tutorial explains nonvascular plants, focusing on bryophytes like mosses, hornworts, and liverworts. It describes their lack of vascular tissues, which limits their height and necessitates moist environments for survival and reproduction. Bryophytes use rhizoids for anchoring and nutrient absorption, and require water for fertilization as their sperm must swim to the egg.

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