How to pronounce“bryophytes”in English
verbIPA/brɪɒfɪtɛs/
Syllablesbryo·phy·tes
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So they developed root-like structures called rhizoids, and leaf-like structures called phyllids, which bryophytes still have today.
Unlike true roots, rhizoids’ primary purpose is to anchor bryophytes to surfaces — they don’t absorb much water.
So moist surfaces are prime real estate for bryophytes — you’ll find them clinging to the ground, rocks, and larger plants
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