As Plants Invaded the Land,all of the Following Were True

Question

As plants invaded the land,all of the following were true EXCEPT
A)there was a greater availability of light for photosynthesis.
B)there was a greater concentration of carbon dioxide available in the atmosphere.
C)there was an increased threat of desiccation of unprotected cells.
D)there was an increased threat from predation by animals.

Accepted Answer

When plants first invaded land, there were few if any land animals to pose a threat of predation. The other options describe accurate challenges and advantages plants faced during this transition.