NEET Botany Bryophytes MCQ Question
Consider a diagram depicting the structure of a bryophyte. The plant body is shown to be haploid and has structures resembling roots, stems, and leaves. What term is used for the main plant body of bryophytes?
Gametophyte
Sporophyte
Protonema
Rhizome
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The main plant body of bryophytes is haploid and produces gametes, hence it is called a gametophyte. This differentiates it from a sporophyte, which is diploid.
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