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What is the name of the root-like structure that bryophytes use to absorb water and nutrients? A. branches B. root hairs C. tubers D. rhizoids this
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What is the name of the

root-like structure that
bryophytes use to absorb
water and nutrients?
A. branches
B. root hairs
C. tubers
D. rhizoids this

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D. rhizoids

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