In bryophytes, growth takes place at the a) apices
- Bryophytes are non-vascular land plants that are divided into three evolutionary lineages: mosses, liverworts, and hornworts.
- Bryophytes exhibit a dominant gametophyte stage generation. During this gametophytic stage, the plant is haploid (n) and reproductive structures that produce the gametes are developed.
- In bryophytes, growth occurs by a single apical cell at an initial stage, it involves the enlargement of the cell followed by cell division.
- Mature plants exhibit several scattered apical cells on the margin, which can divide to form new cells.
In conclusion, in bryophytes, growth occurs at the apices.
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