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Which division in the plant kingdom consists of plants that lack xylem and phloem? A) flowering vascular plants. B) nonflowering vascular plants. C) nonvascular plants. D) seedless vascular plants.
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Which division in the plant kingdom consists of plants that lack xylem and phloem? A) flowering vascular plants. B) nonflowering vascular plants. C) nonvascular plants. D) seedless vascular plants.
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Nonvascular plants do not consist of xylem and phloem and they have their own mechanism of action for transport of water and other nutrients to their cells.
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The correct answer is C, as all vascular plants
have xylem and phloem and this includes flowering vascular plants, non-flowering vascular plants and sedless vascular plants.
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