Biology, 14.04.2020 04:15 miyapooh3472

Taya observed a plant that is small and grows close to the ground because it does not have the water transport structures required to grow taller witch plant phylum did this plant most likely belong to

A. Conifers
B. ferns
C. mosses
D. flowering plants

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