Mosses do not have ‘true leaves’ because their leaf-like structures lack

Question

Mosses do not have ‘true leaves’ because their leaf-like structures lack (A) starch in their chloroplast. (B) vascular tissues. (C) chlorophyll. (D) cellulose in their cell walls.

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Mosses are non-vascular plants which means they cannot transport water and nutrients to the aerial parts of the plant.

Q. Mosses do not have ‘true leaves’ because their leaf-like structures lack

starch in their chloroplast.

vascular tissues.

chlorophyll.

cellulose in their cell walls.

Mosses are non-vascular plants which means they cannot transport water and nutrients to the aerial parts of the plant.