The Following are All Adaptations to Life on Land Except

Question

The following are all adaptations to life on land except
A) rings of cellulose-synthesizing complexes.
B) cuticles.
C) tracheids.
D) reduced gametophyte generation.
E) seeds.

Accepted Answer

Rings of cellulose-synthesizing complexes are not an adaptation to life on land; they are involved in the synthesis of cellulose in the cell walls of plants, which is a fundamental aspect of plant cell structure, not specifically an adaptation to terrestrial life. Adaptations like cuticles, tracheids, reduced gametophyte generation, and seeds evolved to help plants conserve water, support themselves, and reproduce in a terrestrial environment.