Nonvascular plants such as mosses cannot become large tree s

Non-vascular plants such as mosses cannot become large tree sized plants. Why not? Unlike stem and leaves, roots lack a cuticle. Explain why. Describe the major problems ancestral land plants had to overcome before they could make the transition from water to land.

Solution

Q.1 Non Vascular plants such as Mosses can\'t become large tree size plants. why?

Answer: As we know the function of Vascular tissue in the Circulatory system of our body, same role of vascular tissue in plant. They made up of parallel pipes in which xylem vessels for transfer water up, & phloem tubes moving dissolved food from one place to another place inside the plants. without vascular tissue water cannot reach very high and by this reason upward growth is not possible. Vascular plants having and non-vascular plants lack of this vessels, thats why mosses can not become large tree.