The simplest of all bryophytes are___________?
Correct answer: D. Liverworts
- A. Thallophytes
- B. Embryophytes
- C. Mosses
- D. Liverworts
Explanation
Liverworts are generally regarded as the simplest or most primitive major group of bryophytes, with a simple gametophyte body. The likely alternative is c, mosses, because mosses are the most familiar bryophytes, but they usually have a more differentiated leafy gametophyte.
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