All changes saved 1. Plants living in water absorb minerals from the water around them. What adaptations do land-dwelling plants have
that allow them to absorb minerals?
O Land-dwelling plants have developed vascular tissue in order to transport water and nutrients from the soil to the structures of
the plant.
Land-dwelling plants have developed chloroplasts in order to use minerals during photosynthesis.
Land-dwelling plants have developed a woody tissue layer to transport water and nutrients up and down the plant.
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O Land-dwelling plants developed stomata in order to absorb minerals from the soil.