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Bryophytes are known as nonvascular plants. what makes them nonvascular?

Bryophytes are known as nonvascular plants. what makes them nonvascular?
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Bryophytes are known as nonvascular plants. what makes them nonvascular?

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The answer is that bryophytes do not have a xylem and a phloem. Bryophytes do not have the vascular transport system that is found in angiosperms and gymnosperms. They get food and distribute nutrients by diffusion from cell to cell.
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