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Which best describes the earliest land plants?
OA. Could reproduce without water
OB. Had complex vascular systems
OC. Produced many seeds
OD. Did not grow very tall

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Final answer:

The earliest land plants, like liverworts, were small and lacked vascular tissue, needing water for reproduction.


Explanation:

The earliest land plants, such as liverworts, did not have vascular tissue and were small, growing close to the ground. They required water for sexual reproduction, limiting their size and height. This adaptation allowed them to survive on land despite challenges like dryness and extreme temperatures.


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