NEET Botany Bryophytes MCQ Question
Which of the following combinations about bryophytes is correct?
Bryophytes have true roots, are dependent on water for sexual reproduction, and produce spores.
Bryophytes are thallus-like, lack true roots, and the main plant body is haploid.
Bryophytes can only live in dry regions, have multicellular sex organs, and do not play a role in plant succession.
Bryophytes have a complex vascular system, reproduce asexually, and are exclusively terrestrial.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Bryophytes are indeed thallus-like and lack true roots. They depend on water for sexual reproduction and have a haploid main plant body that produces gametes, making option B correct.
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